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The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

will select sites for he buildings of the Knights Island Alaska Con- per Co. He will return in a few days. The launch crew consists of Jim Clock. engineer and Tom Law son. deck hand.
 The Santa Clara left for the South at nine this morning. She will stop at Catalla.
 Jack Miller left on the Clara this morning for Seattle. He is undecided just when he will re- turn to Valdez again.
 The Saratoga is now billed to leave Seattle May 18th, for Valdez.
 From Wednesdays Bulletin
 l.. c. Townsend and Geo. Was- ner left last night for a prospect Ing trip down the Sound. They have the launch Bonnie, and will spend the summer looking for cop per:
 Upon the return ot the Dora from from the westward this trip she Will be chartered by tue Copper River Lumber Co, to bring a raft o1 logs from the timber camp on Montague island.
 The Yucatan will probably stop at CataI la on Ihe way north, which will make her due here about the 17th.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Operator HonOred.

Sergeant Hogan, who is now in charge of construction work on the cut off telegraph line, has received a certificate of merit from the gov. ernment for bravery in rescuing two men from freezing near Summit last winter. Two of the llnemen were baG'y frozen about the feet and wou,d lave I cr;shed but for the efforts of Hogan, who took them to Eagle where they could get proper attendance. In addition to the honor of receiving this certificate Hogan will receive S2 per month from the government for life.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

May 11th, at the home of his
 arents in Seattle, to Miss Louise baker. After spending few weeks on honeymoon the couple will return to Alaska to reside.
 E. V. Byford of Valdez and Mss Emma Gentey of Liscum who were married Thursday after noon at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Chas Crawford, left today for Llscum where they will reside per- manently.
 The Clara left Seward last night at six and will go to Orca and La touche before reaching Valdez. She IS expected to sail from here tomorrow morning.
 Mrs. Geo. Max Esterly gave 0 most delightful luncheon Saturday. About twenty-five ladies were pre- sent, and after luncheon five hun dred was played. Mrs. Hazelet won first prize, pretty plate, and Mrs. Crary the second prize, a dainty bon bon dish.
 From Tuesdays Bulletin
 F. G Bartlett. wl.o has been down the Sound for some time, re- turned yesterday and will leave in a few days for the Chistuchina where he will spend the summer.
 The new launch Skidoo leaves today for Knights island to take " m. Egan to Drier bay where he
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
From Mondays Bu11e t in

Berths have been engaged on the Dora for hunting party con- slsting of Emerson Hough. Ander- son and Shirk. They will go to Sand Point on the Dora and start from there in search for bear.
 Ed. Page, of the Ernestinc roadhouse, came in yesterday. He reports the trail in bad shape across the summit and in the Ernestlne flats. Feed has Started growing in the Teikhell valley and by the time the trail is open for horses there will be plenty of grass.
 The Northwestern and the wreck Ing steamer SalvOr are now at Swanport where they will remain for week or more until the North western can be strengthened and made ready for the trip to Seattle. The vessel was foated off the rocks at LatOuche and cement bulk heads put in place but when the trial trip was made It was discovered that the swell strained the hull and opened fresh leaks, and while off smith island in a rough sea the water began to gain on the bumps and the salvage people had mar row escape from losing her again. She Is now on the beach at Swan port being repaired.
 Meat has reached the highest wholesale price ever known in Seattle being ten and three quarter cents when the last boat left tor here.
 The Dora returned yesterday from Orca and will remain here until after the arrival of the Yuca- tan, when she will leave for the westward.
 A complaint was flied with the town officials Saturday that re- cent arrival from the interior had been touched for several hundred dollars, but the money was found later in his room.
 The 9ucatan sailed from Seattle at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and the Portland left shortly after
 A large party of friends met at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Egan last night for a surprise party on the Page and Egan fam lilies.
 A telegram was received S;atur- day from Ray Willard saying that he was married the morning of
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

Father Turnell has gone to Sew ard for a few days and there vii be no catholic services tomorrow Sunday school will be held at tn, regular hour at Mckinley hall.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin.

S"hiiSl SuppileS. COn- gressman Humphrey and wife and sevaral other prominent people were passengers, going to the west ward on hunting trip.
 The steamer Tyonic is now in commission on Cook inlet.
 Emerson Hough and wife will visit Valdez this spring, Mrs. Hough remaining here for several weeks as the guest of Mrs Esterly. while her husband goes to tue west ward on a bear hunting trip. Hough is we'll known in the liter arv world as the author of the Mis- slsslppi Bubble and other stories of the South and West. They are expected on the Yucatan.
 Some of the heavy machinery for '" new machine shop of Chas. ''aWi"rd has not arrived from the N,Ates, but is expected on the next hont. This plant will then be able Io handle any class o! work. being better equipped than any similar concern 1n the Alaska coast.
 J F. Carver, who arrived from the States on the Clara, will leave in few days for Slate creek to start work on the Mile, guIch claim, formerly owned by Bert FWr;i.
 l ;. Commissioner John Niv- ems, ot Nushagak, was passenger from the westward on the Dora. He caught the boat at Cold bay, where he had been waiting two months for an opportunity to get to Valdez.
 Monte Waln, of Unalaska, was an arrival on the Dora.
 F. A. Mcdonald arrived in town yesterday after a 61 day trip over land from Nome He has been taking views all along the trail and will soon publish a book des- cribing the trip. He was ac- companied by Mir. Fay who has been inspecting the tin mines of Seward peninsula They will leave for the States on the first boat.
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 J. R Crittenden and Parke Gris- Wold came in with the Eagle mail yesterday afternoon. They report the trail as in terrible condition. It is impossible to cross the hill now with horses, but from Ptarmi- gan drop on they could be used a}- though there is bad stretch near Teikhell. 1t will be three weeks before hcrses can be used over the summit.
 Arthur McNeer and Jack Dough erty are serving on the Fairbanks grand jury.
 pr. J. A. Silverman has received the appointment as U. $. Commis- sioncr at Kodiak.
 The Fairbanks mail came in last night.
 The Bertha sailed for the South early this morning.
 Prof. Georgeson left on the Bertha for Sitka.
 II orr,, Mo,,or ,,.o,, lf..- II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
THE THEAT ERs



Those who have seen the Cob
iege Widow" aud "hrowp OF Har.
ward. viii know the kind OF play
At Yale" which opened last night
at the Grand. H.
Il il performance having 20 do
with college life. a boat race.
a aifl aud Jealous student OF
eoarae the Jealous student mixes
thlaea up with his Vaccinations
Paul Gilmore. the star as Dick
Eeeiey. straightcnH 'em all out
emaln. Rnd Jlfnslo, the slang artist
fimsie. the Arab. mixen the whole
alih = ;asg of tho other half Of
ltfe. which doesn't attend Yale, or.
Dor that matter. any other school
but the school Of the streets.
AT Yale has boat race which
l. really great
The audience n not left 10 mag
Inc the great match between the
cons Of Eli aud Harvard Through
= flfmay. gaurciike arrangement
which screens the scene from the
audience and gives an effect Of
distance. the rowing shells with
the opposing teams creep out upon
the stage and fight Il cut who're
everyone may sco-and feel Fof
there 10 a tang IN the air. a lust OF
rivalry and an intensity Of moment
In contests Of this sort which II
always felt. rather than seen.
Otherwise the play 10 full Of life
and ginger and dash.
Mr.. Gilmore was recalled last
night ana forced 10 make = speech.
which he did very gracefully aud
with a coy shrinking manner which
Vas very captivating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
More
New Suits

Another big shipment came
IN this morning and will be
al ready for your choosing
when you come tomorrow.
No other store in Seattle can
show anything like the as
sortmeni Of new suits you
will find here. More than
one hundred and fifty diff
fcfent styles and all OF them
new within the past fifteen
DAYS. There isn't a single
suit in the entire collection
that we arc not proud 10
show YOU and we stand back
Of every one Of them with
a positive guarantee Of salts
faction 10 you. in style, in
fit and in price. As usual
with this store you'll find
them marked lower than
elsewhere when you consider
the materials and workman
ship. Prices arc from SIS
to S75. No charge for al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

Seattle Star. Eselusiv. ssrvlee.l
NEW YORK. Feb. as brown. In
hundred and one different tones.
stlll holds ia own for out q door
costumes Il doubtless viii be the
shade used Tor the early spring.
Leather colorcd brown velvet.
combined with taffeia In the same
shade. "a effectively used IN > street
costume The suit consists u THREE
pieces. the corsags being Of brown
chiffon trimmed with the naffew
silk braid which Il iaviahly suibfolds
cred onto the eton iaeket This 4
short and close fitting and he skifs
IN circular one. The shoulder
pieces and cuffs on the Jacket - 81
tho SILK Tho brown allk braid ~
piled 20 thu taffeta. IL marrow g.
width.
The big picture shape hat fhef i
intended 20 be worn with this euit
IL 81 aoft buff felt The three
large brown plumes which Erars II
arr held IN place BY yellow Fases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
RAILROADS IN.
CONTROL

That the railroads. or the Wall
Street mahipulatora Of stock, con
troll the government more than the
people. WAS the belief expressed BY
DR. Newell Dwight Hillle. the we'll
known eastern minister, In his lee
turo Saturday night on "The Re.
public of To-day aud Tomorrow"
DR.. Hills also expressed the be
lief that railroads and other power
fui corporate agencies are causing
a rapid growth and spread OF social
ism in the country. and that the en-.
IRENE Of socialism would be No bad
as the extreme corporate control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
MURDER SUSPECT
ELUDES CAPTURE

OLYMPIA. Feb. s6.-1esse Wink.
L.. who was accused in the dying
statement OF Frank W Lamp. with
numbering him. has not been ap.
pretended Yesterday afternoon
John nyora. stopfather OF Wrinkle.
aud Mrs y. W Lamp was taken in
custody hy Deputy Sheriff Thomas
Vance In connection with the muir.
der
nyeru 10 suspected Of knowing
where Wrinkle n located. state.
ments having been made by neigh.
boris that nyers had seen Wrinkle
since the alleged murder,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
SERIOUS LIBEL UPON
SEATTLE'S WEATHER

ceorre ]. Hatfield. % Columbus.
a. 4 very much worked an ever =
A On The Seattle climate which
,,,eniiy appeared n the ~ohi0 sun.
ne article ia question Il letter
N which Baltimore physician
.,ses his experience IN Seattle
shaa the temperature Was 20 de-
rrss below aero.
N letter % a locai daily AIR
pAffoid inquiries whether the state
msnt h cegrVct
weather Observer =. n. Salisbury.
"a havinn his attention called 60
n. srsieie by a star reporter. WAS
NJ q moment ppeeehless with sur
<lss AND hadlsnAtlon.
sThe worst weather that has tran
rlsea here since ! have been In
ekafre q this office. said Mr.
SALISBURY. was II aeEreez above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
seattle Thss,sr.

MY wlfe'a Family" opened at
the Seattle last Night l. Il treat
Ia the way Of a thTee-act musical
comedy. The plot n case OF too
much mothef.ln,iaw
Jack Gay. the husband in the
ease. Vas scii acted b. Frank Ap.
piston Doc Knott. "a my wife'a
physician. was handled by I'D Per.
~ Dorothy Vaughan. the actress.
upon whom the principal scene re.
wolves. is not only capable and
charming leading lady. but also a
vocalist ~ more than ordinary ahil-
it, Marie del Nccchio, a ever fault.
fading mofhsr.in.lsw. was good and
LEFT = pleasing Impression upon the
large audience
Tho speciaitica introduced were
veil received The company did
not arrive Tor the matinee yceter.
day. owing TO delayed train service.
AZ the Lois.
The work o. a few of the minor
characters Kept the opening per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

formancc OF "Pudd'n Head wilson
At the Lois yesterday from falling
fiat For a 1900 royalty production
Il lacks something.
Phil Sheffield and Harry Cum.
mings. whose return 20 the cast Il
welcome. As the twins. are the live.
II feature 81 the play Alleen May
as Roxy has the character changes
of the ncEress down 90 an uncx.
pected nicely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

aero. This - due 60 the fact that
the Alaskan cable having broken. /
could not communicate with my
representative there Ia time % stop
the cold from coming here.
II u true that my predecessor IN
office once allowed the thermometer
70 so down 20 ; degrees above aefo.
but then the thermometers at that
time dld not register correctly. and
public indignation reached such q
pass a. 70 cause his removal from
office.
The article u untrue and ilheiaus
and Il due % the fear entertained
az Baltimore that the superiority n
the Puget Sound oysters viii soon
All the oyster industry o. chesa :
psake bay"
Big Bargain Day. See page :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
ne MUST PAY
THE PENALTY

afyNrfA. WASH Feb, % The
..~,.me court this morning at
.sss'.sS the conviction of Frederick
f.,nlin. Of Whateom county, sen
s.sea 10 81 years imprisonment
M usnatlon OF hts ib'yearold
~ '.aseler The gifi's mother IL In
Tse court holds that the uneor.
.,acrated testimony Of the kifl q
.',s,rlsnt II the jury believes u Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
FOUR STATES TO
HELP EXPO.

Professor Edward q. Menny. Of
the State University. returned 70
Seattle yesterday after two
mouths trip ms special commits.
ai9nor OF the A.-Y..P..E. 20 pennayl.
Yafila, New Jersey. New York. Con.
aeeticut, Rhode Island. Maaaachu.
Htfts, Vermont New Hampshire
AMI Maine.
Prof Meany, In an interview.
arAed there IL no doubt that New
York. Pennsylvania aud MaHHaehu.
aeup will each make generous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
RENT0M COAL WILL
Be MORE EXPENSIVE

Goal from the Henton mines II
70, be advanced rs cents per ton on
Nsreh |. according 20 the announce
fneht OF n. y. Grant. manager OF
the Seattle Electric company. yea
tefdaY. A new plant H. being In
stslled al the mines, making opera.
ton more expensive Henton coal
IL now selling al ta.1O for lump
coal per ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

years Of age. an inmate ~ the sol
diera home At orting since 1903,
committed suicide Ia has room yes
tefday morning at . o'clock by
shooting himself through the head.
lie was still alive when found. but
died a few moments after this shoot
ing lie hRd no friends or relations
Ia this country and will be buried az
the Soldiers home tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
More
New
Skirts

Lots OF them. and more
came IN this morning. We
have now more than thirty
styles 10 show you in the
most up-to-date materials
and designs. Every ono OF
them IS perfect in fit and
workmanship. You'll be sur
prised TO find how easy il is
to select jus, the skirt you
want II YOU come here. or
course the prices are moder-
ate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
More
New Hats

Three hundred and seven
ty-five new styles are on dis
play today. and on top OF
that comes another big ship
ment Of spring beauties this
morning. You'll not find
such a great variety OF chic
and handsome new styles in
any other store In town.
There's hardly any two alike
in our entire collection, and
prices are exceedingly mod
crate, considering the beauty.
newness and style OF the
Hats,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
!, pAul's LEsrEn SERVICES.

new sldney II Morgan 81 St
,..ls Episcopal church. Il conduct
=. 4 series 81 lenten services on
~. aays duriuE the tenten sea-
e.rytees are held daily AZ 10 a
with afternoon services at 4
'~,o..k Mondays Wednesdays and
rl&4sa with an eXenins sons SER
- al Ffldays a 30 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
WILL CLOSE MINES ~
MEN ASK FOR RAISE


BUTTE. Feb. 2B.-If the mem
beers OF the Butte Miners union
Vote at the meeting tonight 20 ask
for raise in wages from 1915 To
81 a day. they need not report for
duty tomorrow morning. This ~
the statement pnrpofted to have
been give nout By John ID. Ryan.
managing director Of the Amalga.
mated mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

Fred Mace has q part that suits
him in THE Umpire" the musical
comedy 20 be AZ the Grand Opera
house for two nights beginning "a.
morrow.
THE Umpire" y brand new
athletic play and the songs and the
business are all new bits OF Great
tlon, There f. said 20 be a good
bunch 81 lively chorus girls IN thtt
production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
slo FIRE AT PIrrssURo.

PITTsnuRa. Feb. % - Fire
started In the Hayes building. on
Liberty ag.. this morning, occupied
By the Derby Deak company. The
Seventh Avenue hotel was igniiea
aud At noon the estimated loss was
placed AZ $3.50. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

appropriation for the fair and that
tho other states viii probably fol
low suit
Loyett NJ. Wood. publisher OF the
Trade Register also returned from
an eastern trip yesterday and r..
ports that IN all places. both north
and south. great interest Is mani
tested I'm the exposition.
Former Lieutenant Governor H.
w. Jones Of Minnesota. now In Sc
attic. expresses the belief that HIS
state viii appropriate 100000 for
an exhibit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
SEATTLE MAN SECURES
Blo LOGGING CONTRACT

VANCOUVER, n C.. Feb IL
7. =. Williamson Of Seattle is IN
Vancouver arranging tho fulfIllmenl
of a contract 60 los ts0,0oo,ooQ feet
OF timber Tor the Weyerhauaer co.
GA Vancouver Island.
Al tho rate OF 2S,0oo. 900 feet a
year the contract VIII last sixteen
years Williamson will build log.
King railroad, wharyeh and stores at
Uaion. IA q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

nosTON. Feb. 70 Yesterday nj.
ternoon President Roosevelt went
10 Groton. whore his son Kermit II
attending school lie gave short
talk 60 the boys Of the school. tell.
Ing them 20 make the best OF their
educational advantages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
PRESIDENT At.
WASHINGTON
tssrIpps rsIsursph ssrvIasl

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. ss.-
President Roosevelt arrived this nj.
ternoon. the train being hours and
80 minutes late. The train was de
layed by snow, and at the Baltimore
wreck Il neeeHaitatod switching the
train from the Pennsylvania 20 the
baltimore A Ohio tracks for the re
mainder Of the Journey,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
aTbe CAPTAIN and The Maid. .

zlnua Travesty company opened
10 q crowded house AZ the Lyric last
night. producing an old-tlme opera
along modernized ideas. "rhe Cap.
tain and the Maid The house was
packed 10 rs fullest capacity and
tickets we're not available after 7
ntalnaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
New VaudevIIIe ToaaY.

At the Star theater this afternoon
there Il being given the first per.
Torrance 81 the new program OF
eight vaudeville acts. chief Of which
arc Coins DOGS. returning By epe.
cisl request The show will be re-
viewed tomorrow,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
MURDERER BEs0LD
GETS LIFE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. IA
Anton nesold. who was convicted
of numbering his wife. was een.
fenced 60 life Imprisonment thia
mornlnE.
neaold took his wife 10 lonely
spot In a canyon near here aud shot
her 20 death. The woman was a
consumptive. Three DAYS after the
murder nesold married another wo.
man The murderer and victim for.
mcrly lived Rt Nottingham. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

More
eW
Coats

More Of the wanted spring
styles in jackets and coats
for both ladies and misses.
Natty covert jackets. Nov
city styles in three-quarter
coats. New full length rain
coats and tan and gray auto
mobile coats. A nice oollcc-
ton Of styles to choose from
knd surprisingly moderate in
price. Cloak department,
second floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

4 banquet aud extensive display
q fsfewofks at iiln Sins TenR'a club
.ear.s Fourth av = and Washing
~ 81 last night ended the Chinese
Nv Year ccleefatians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25


which will
tenuon o
Blankets blankets
weights from four o and half pounds
49,,
to white 49,
t ... ...
80 ~ .
Ora 80 ~ p
era at.
~ ~ ~
t ~ ~
G % 49,.
Scarlet Woo p
WOOL lan pound
save Graz Woo t......
WOOL Blankets CO.'S fhea pound
island Woo Blankets
narkGr WOOL Blank
Fawnw ia p 49, ....,
Wool Bank poud a
ark Gray lod w
Inches
Navyu Woo Hanke slg hes g .....
Tan Wool Blankets fxs0 inch pound
0GrayVo Blanket pound
DARK Gray Zoe ~
inches weight at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
A Woolsa Blankets Reduced

We herewith invite YOU
TO share in some exeep-
tional Blanket values. II
Is clearance time now for
winter bedding, and in
consequence We have re-
duced the prices Of our
entire stock OF Wooden
Blankets. Our stock Is
composed Of the product
OF the best mills in the
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
TIRED or Liza. AN OLD
SOLDIER KILLS HIMSELF.


fstar special eerviea.l
TACOMA Feb. g. For no known
reason othsF san being friendiena
aud tired q sfs. John schaffer. ~
Big fiafeain bay. See page ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

Dent throw away your old
clothes Have them cleaned 10
ioah like new at the Pantorium.
Cell up Main i0tf. 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
More
White
Goods

A big display Of the new
white wasting materials is
already on our counters. You
will sec them in our windows
tomorrow. Such a lot OF
dainty patterns in Swisses,
French Madrasses and
French Oxfords. n c W
barred. corded. checked and
shadow effects. These arc
the materials YOU have been
looking for. Prices run from
zoe to Zoe a yard.
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nig bargain Day. 300 page 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
JAP 10 sTUoY oolo STORAGE

big bargaln Day Zee page 3.
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BiE bargain Day See page $