The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1899, Page 4

4 TH SEATTLE 8 AR. GENERAL MILES WILL occ". A CAPE NOME SCHEME Special Saturday Trading htraions : | Portland Kid va, Kid Leo; second WELCOME VOLUNTEERS "<= BACKED BY $60,000 Jeffries Sharkey Sght will be} read. Arrangements have been made for a complete report of the big rap, by rounds. Both Burley and Godfrey are in| excellent shape The colored man will go in at 172 Ibs., while Burley Will tip the seale at 162 Iba, Both men have made many friends in the elty, They have the reputation of clean hard fighters, Neither has ever been known to show « bit of yellow Pevery seat in the house will be oe coupled. Tacoma has sent over a targe number of sports, and other towns have furnished a good q of spectators These are our It in underatood that several prominent members of the sport partions for an expen Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods Departments A visit will readily convince you that this store is the place to buy furnishings Maj. Gen, Nelson A, Miles and party, who arrived in the city ok last night on the revenu cut s on Puget sound com, ing fraternity in this city a making fF jue venture at Cape No j in brief, ls to send the steamer Grand Rapids up nt for a dance hall yesterday afternoon, left at 6 o ter Grant to inspect the fortificat panying Gen. Miles was KB. B. 1 ddy, of Quartermaster W. Robinson's office This morning the ¢ Gen. Miles is inspecting the new there. Tomorrow he will terest on the Sound, A short stop will be made at Proection island, the property of Jacob Purth, where Gen, Miles will enjoy trip. the present program, Gen, Miles ought to arrive ing, and in all probability © of the Seteeeeeeeteeteeeeeeeeeeenesee mt W, ete equipm nand gambling house attach pring with a ny r t arrived at Port Townsends, where y thea with bar rtifleations and barracks thin wcheme, it i# stated that the Grand sod from her original owners. The boat ka trade Inst year, but dations for consider In order to carry 0 Kapids has ina ort Angeles and other points of in pureh ew one, having b has never 1 built for the Ab rated, fhe has accor able freight and 40 passengy The men inte L'Abbe, Hilly Maloy and Jobn Considine The project involves the securing of a complete gambling out At for taro, roulette of liquors, clears and proviaion About 30 girls will be re @ short shoot! According t in Seattle Sunday might or Monday mor he will be an important feature in the welcoming Washingt volunteers. Tn an interview last night Gen. Miles said Puget ¢ to ship supplies and troops t The route, I ther point For | Ladiew’ Fine Lucile KID GLOVE ce Lined BPAMLESS vades of blue, browns, |COTTON HOSE, grand wearing; 1bc alue, only 10¢ @ pair. lloped wrist, the finest &# ents Fine Sk Teck BOW and $1.26 value, only |CLAUTH ‘TIES, 3c value, only abc each ; a Kip| Gent's Finest Bik and Satin fine French | TWCK CLUB and IMPERIAL TIES, t nd The value, only $0c each. ent.® Excellent Quality KID LOV BS, fine fiting; only 6c @ pair. | Gent's Fine Imported KID GLOVES, silk lined; $1.36 value, only $1.00 4 pair Gent/s Fine Imported MOCHA LOVES, silk lined, beautiful dress ven; $1.69 value, only $1.26 a | Gent's Fine WHITE LAU N- PHIND SHIRTS, perfect Sting; We sted in the new enterprise include George in all the new tans, reds ta #, also a larke #lLook aired and other percentage cam sound |e th erry ey for the theater and dance hall, also a plano and other musical tr eapecially suitable as @ p Philippin It is a moat favorable supply ba believe, is also a shorter one than from any these reasons the department has done much shipping Crom here and will continue to do so. struments, with many other accessories which go to make up the Peete eee eee eee eee eee THE EXCHANGE HOODOOED equipment of a variety theater A in} ¢ flumber and hardware will be carried to SSS ee eee eee ee eee Sete Nome next May, and to Sees ee eee eee eee eee eee ee ore errr errr rrrrrrer ere Teer. ed in the Venture state that they will invest n Alaskan PLA Re Germany Will Soon Have a |" Secamin Wr Monepe Most Formidable Navy vss sisviy’, Quine tastes teen n eee eee eneneeennes flesh and Ladies’ Fine JAPONET| WHITE believe it le a thing of marble iw : » dos on G t Oo ‘ine the new naval programme, whic formidat enough to Aue Aes to the potency of such an evi tial; only 6¢ each t fine material and ekilled work. apprehension abroad. The emperor proposes to double the navy by form he will scorch you with @ look of manship can make ; It is expected thar Tom Considine, @ brother of John, will be E = eeeeeeeee 4, but local mining men | each. appea cletrated P REMIDENT SUB. LAWN HAND- PENDE something entirely new ten en Alaete: gre ne wee «® | Sheller Will Report in Favor Brings Down Good Reports Krmeontt ft pretty lace. in suspender manufacture; only be |h bited to show the quality of its | neortion rners, pretty] a pair | marble. After the closing of the of Elimination. From Copper River. |hem-stitehed, only 26e value, lbe| Men's Splendid Quality @USPEND. nan te born of recent * At the Goat exp # to be made up temporarily of the pre mining perien: One-fourth of this increa sent coast defense ironciads, which will be replaced between 19 by modern @radua! but steady increase in the navy, in view of material and labor and the coat of improvements, whi« a tps of the line. The paper points out the ady lie, and 36 « pair sent to the stock | American war demonstrated were necessary exposition It w a | According to the plan 4 big ships will be launched between 191 and | exchange for the same purpose It] TACOMA, Nov. 3—A favorable r The City of Beattie arrived in port sae epiy LAWN COLLARS, oad 4 | | i y LINE COLLARS, new i INT, one every year til! 190%, in acc © with the provisions of the last | Was decided to exhibit it in the wine | port for settlers in the Olympic | at making the round trip| shapes. 1 aaaat only 10c each. neval Dill; them three yearly ol which etmh n will be add | dow occupied by O. M. Moore, bu maé yD -E b n 18 bourse. Bhe pansed Fine SATIN P IThD COLLARS,| 4-Ply LINEN CUFFS, only lhe a the antiquated vessels; then three and a | the deal failed to go through. Mr each pair Gent's and Boys’ New Btyle GOLF PLAID CAPS, exceptional value; et and We each Men's Fine FEDORA FUR HATS, » SILK CHIF-| in all the new fall blocks; $1.25, $1.60 a yard. and $2.00 each. 1 ships and six to replac yearly till 1917, of which three will be the additional ships and elgh Moore le an authe on things teen wil Ireplace the antiquated ones supernaturel and, recognising the The Zeitung deciares that thie programme can be carried out with foolstic character of the stone out eny new taxation. It only involves an increase im construction ex | serasba to receive it penditures of 65,000,000 to 80,000,000 marks yearly. A loan w to cover the outlay, ment occupied by and the thing of fate was accept puperis fent, who ar-|the Excelsior Thursday morning, | all new shapes; only 2% Bone HAIR-PINS, per dozen, only | from an ex. Aboard the latter steamer was Capt tn, who led the government ex n which failed to find a prac-| able overland trail to the Yukon rived hoi jsome New Style BEAUTY within tt nite be floated | It was then peddied to the depart h takes the ern p . m4 ibetatore Jof Mason county, the northern par m the Bhushitna, About 120 Cop Beautiful New Sty of Chehalis county and the most of Per river pasnengers are > on this | FON RUCHING, & and Claltar ed and placed on a pedestal. Since | JeMer TORPEDO ON MASON WILL Ses SSS Sos etiam: Q, W, PETERSON & BRO. & few days the general began to with al land that should be eliminated | inlet, but r rned via Port Vaides 206, 208, 210 Pike St. ris great activity pper river and| <= Mr. Cams n devel Mi orep onterty | Prince Wiliam sound quarta pr rough per runs, according to nam west, | ples, In pome places from % to « ton, the party This was followed by the exchange being robbed. Wednesday McIntyre | '° Gvine Attempt to Blow Up the From Tippecance Club Unless | was arrested. charged with arson. | osaiminanion | the through the and easteriy thr et < r A Perfect Title. HEN buying a piece of the earth insist on hav- ing your deed made on our blank Form No. 16. It contains full covenants of warranty. ent » landing, the City of Seatt ‘ astern of the State of gton. @he broke two ort British Ship Crescent. He Denies Reports. ling @ determined body of men ap peared and carried the stone to the This was the last straw, This morn- | } NEW YORK, Nov, 3A Halifax! CHICAGO, Nov. S—Resolutions rear of the building, where it. waa | MF. Bheller nowns special to the Evening World says «| asking Senator William E. Mason to| laid away and covered up It jn | eled (2 the limite of the | *tandirens and bore away a corner Garing attempt was made last night | fesien bis seat in the United State® not known whether they are afraid | "Arve am were obliged to J f the wheel house : to Bow up the British flagehip Cres-| Sate and expelling him from hon-| the atone will walk back, but the | Much travel outside the limits The following are the passengers cont. A launch was noticed near | *TY Membership in the club were | more superstitious do not think jeas| Mr. St W. M. Thompron, P. rb, Alex the weesel late last night acting sus. | Preren’™ f and discussed he rogU- than its destruction will suffice [many rettiers Campbell), Mra. J r Mra a} ler monthly meeting of the Old Tip ——— trsensson secking infor t. Ho L. Tinting, L will hum a buzz about a make @ lot of noise. ee Dent, Dr. Hrya cutter was lo Pitiowsiy. A cw as lowered, and cau Giehrist, Mes. Gilchrist, W. MH. Da Baking Powder vis, Mre H. Harris, C. MeKinley, E Denny-Coryell Company the launch dscaped. This morning a| Ptcsn0e club, heid tn the ctub room of the Bhy “at Wedded the reserve he ' 3 launch was found wrecked on the | > man house yesterday enews w sed rs f | Deach. Divers went down near the ernoon. nal action was deferred sche i oer iMural land In th alhker m aon Norman Priatie: ht faleaery Dey g j d Ml until the next meeting of the glub main he found the representations of | Loder, A. @. Lear, 3. Chlllick, 1. W seo fon png RE Gets right down to work ‘ cruiser today. the story continu ¥ Sa4.a dig torpedo was found. Boer|TRI# was done to give Mr. Mason an "« | the settlers weil substantiated and| Glick, F. Godbolt, J. J. Watson, 8.) ¢ and raises the dough emisaaries. the story concludes, arc|°PPOTtunity to deny whether his Suede <n | he will recommend that # large areal 8 Ketch, A. L. Wilson, Wm. Den eerooecooore hdl} and keeps it Blamed for the outrage. published statements condemning AAADAR lof land be eliminated from n. J. & Columbus, J. 0. | Ps Ps the national administration were re | serve and opened to settlenren FE. Grochan, A. Bery-| 4. ©. avens—Tel, White Si—p. m. Lyman raised. 25 5 ported correctly. The Junior senator) ‘The largest pumping engine in the sw much, he je not prepared as yet) man, F. Weetherall, A. Campbell, | from Iinols will be asked to appear | world is in the Calumet and Hecla y. He will go over bia mapa) W, Le Whitaker, James Joyce. Sh 4 Seattle Heat and Plumbing Co, cts. one _ before the political action committee | mine arefully and prepare a detailed re-| Ishiwata, Marie Nigle, Joe Go: mrgtOrh | tractors and Jo pound ag of the club. This body will report) pp, f " erica | Port at an early : J.C. Everett, & M. Irwin, L. Meyer, | Steam and Hot Water Heating, Venti- | ff —-~~~~~~~ Res ration to the club this month what Mr ‘nte ines ai eatiaee one t| Many net FE. W. Johnston, J. H. Shaughnessy, | lating and Plumbing t . Mason has to say, ifanything. If he! mutes SOF G0Ot | on uns t Mre Shaughnessy, Miss Walker, J.) Q@eneral Repair Work rescen! Ss does not deny his interviews he will . lestablishing the tim Hrown, W. J. Bryan, A. Williame, F | qegt grartie Perr ft arion & Rn led | “I think Brush bag succeed. Gon't | their righta and th Thatcher, Mrs. Thatoher, Mies Engel est Seattle Ferry Building, Foot ef | i Hof the speakers who discussed | 77%?" Ob. ye je Ran the soul of to March 1, 1 Miss Folger, W. F. Redmonds, W. L. 5 . | a0 artiat and the perseverance of « im : 5 - Seite ideas ‘The supplying of oxygen is not the lutions, with the exception « she » to Ko on and prov Redmonds, D. O'Neill, J. Corov in enty function, although it 1s the most | Thomas Parker, were in favor of tm-|0°% a#ent Puck veys are mad Bette Japanese, J. C. Duff, J. Arnol G oce In first-rate busi 3 vital one of proper| mediate action. Mr. Parker insisted| The Buffalo pubdlic library has/ gone in since that date B. Alkens, J. B. Stewart, P Theor. 3 if ry a Se ae & . Thorough expansion of | on giving Mr. Mason a chance to be | *?0Ut 500 volumes of Polish litera e determination of Ub ’ bg Mendriua, «# H. Bell, J 3 rent ; price $800; two living room the chest insures the proper filling | > ard, and at his request ture, and an attendant who speaks | as to what agricultural 0 in re iP j of the lungs with air, dilates all the tions were all referred t Polish. There are many Poles in the | opened to settlement pnipiieeenenieg e minute air celle, especially those at| mittee with instructions city: i ieeiniaaheabieas $ = Fi Rowares r aay | Ss the summit of the lungs, where mo- | this month. It haw juat been judicially decided | ° a, bel. Western & eee e tion is least and where the seeds of| senipiiconiesiiine fn Oregon that In an emergency cas Trouble in K. consumption are usually first plant- H BART js physician may drive across a] xmrANAr MAS, Nov. 2—The Ju We have just opened a shipment ~ ed, and increases the circulation of | bridge at a apeed greater than that) qieiary cor ¢ Grand Lodge | USICAL jof the latest songs, band pieces, ‘the bleed throughout all parts of the SOME apse a rar! tramec | Knights of Pyt t session > |ete., for —_ pip ayer ng bose new T T No fewer a families of tn | he hae decided that nearly every |records and made by the latest im- f rn apother effect of proper BE ER jurious tnsecta feed upon cultivated | act of the grand t MERCHANDISE > d}act of the era eo at ite last proved process. These records are be coy ea vor ge Tp — The ie ae | plants and crops, doing damage to | session ia unconastit nal and not] Bi- Monthly Detiveri s Are to |foud ph clear and are by far the heat is broadened. joulders are age and devouring thousands of dotiars’ | according to Pythian law, except the | Fverything in the musical line ts} thrown back, the Mgure is erect and m 8 ge ON, I. J, y Vice | worth of vegetable produce annual-| cisction of officers and an omand Be Inaugurated. here in good variety and priced best, yet ~— Price, 60c each, or i f Pertect brea! Ariel not nat th acon ibelintly tila eatenton 7 ment that the lodge asa body passed | WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 3 right. We ere interested in| 95-00 per Cosen. P Mages 2 a ° y town Phe hard#hips incidental upon life ri fill you come a hophones. f to most men and women of sedentary | “Vice president passed a good night + teen Aceon eocoes ele | ——_—— te Kiond oe audene wil "be meek Tcaeet ton aaas kr specail Greg P ccqupatios and indoor life. Like ail] Until 2 o'clock, when he had an at . : | vnitieass er by the estab- ps. ' goed things tk must be worked for,| tack of weakness He rallied after | eee pened for educating young wo- sigased OO Pines at mabe $5.00, $10.00, $12.00, and the work must be persevered in| an administration of medicine. inc *| Ee anton We cedmie tak ether ac | ES twice a month between the postom ‘Sherman. Cla & Co. $25.00 to $150.00 each. ban full and deep respiration has/| 5 va he It poles has been stronger | ae well as nursing and *s at Eagle, Alaska, and at Fort y — ome m habit. and hi now in a very fair con-| Cudahy and Dawson, Canada, the “STEINWAY” DEALERS . The means of attaining thie object | itio! lor for which has been signed at| Second Avenue * Beattia Winter & Ha er are Various and cannot be recounted Pasi pe garg mage the poatoffice department, to take ef- Ss but they are all based v t j . i t ° \ ¢ here; othe “Bs sinha qedlad 35 giaciers had been described. To- - — t Immediately. Burke Building, Seattle, Wash. every obstacle to the free entrance fay 112 glaciers are known, and the| ANTWERP, Nov. %—An appaliing| 72° Canadian government has Shae toté-the tenew. FOR PHILIPPINES whole island has been explored and | accident happened here today. Wh mapesed gent We pr aircon rey ans | "RATTLE TRANSFER co. Bee ee icine at their | the thane of sternal} onow determines the landing-stage of the railway fer- | yee ie ne A ee coat at jy | The G Sale of desks, clerks bending over their led- by the geologist, Dr orodson ry as crowded with people, the! |. “on the’ sMice de a Treighl Puseuger and Baggs, reat Sere, semmatresses at work with the . A man charged with a minor of-| #tructure collapsed, throwing th a aeilag dealt ooatrarlar ont l, Passenger and needle or the sewing machine, type- WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 4 fense escaped from Georgia and fled | crowd into the water. Twenty per ce vote beteess Tenens and Jue STORAGE writers and all who must stoop as| Secretary Long, in his forthcoming | to North Carolina. When notified of | sons are known to have been drown-| oa, Alagk ‘ the oe they earn thir deily bread, should| report, will not recommend mor r | nis arrest in the latter state, a rural |ed. A great many were seriously in- | j Se PRS pene awry Loree ‘Thome Rain 4-44 Ooo 085 Firm avant learn to stop from time to time. to ships, but to bulld gunboats of | *heriff wired: “Don't bring him here | jured " t eying by this government for conveying eit beck in the chair, or rise, throw | 1,000 tons each, for use in the Philip- | ~Just tar and feather him.” The fol- -_ the matie on the Token siver wilt | AND back the shoulders and draw in ten| pines owing reply wan received by the corre the route ae 1. W. Lowe. ee .. OF twelve deep, slow inspirations, nels of that tonnage are eape-| Georgia sheriff shortly afterward CIRCLE AND EACLE 1 ae waatis th auld “oll enetain seconds each time the lungs are Mii-| tations, ax thelr comt of mainten-| Will have to foot the bili for the | jusion of all other articles, except : ; These exercises like breathing in| Where the heavy cruiser cannot en ‘The Horton Tranacript says that a L ‘ Telephone Main 700 arry all classes of mail mat- . general, should always be done with| ter. Six or seven of these ships can| little stenographer tn a down-town or | And we will call for your order At Half Price the mouth closed, for the nose is the | be built for the cost of three first-|oMce begged some workmen whol ep ac Y 6 oir Pion Shenae eae | or give Sgures. only proper channel for the passage | ()ase crulsers were putting up @ new telephone not | SKAGWAY. Ort “ Member Has begun. The best to and fro of air. A school teacher a | to place it so high on the wall aa | “teamer crews an ape thee and biggest money-sav- who will interrupt the studies onc T Kl Cc A they were doing. “You » ghe | the coast from FURGH Fiver ae Bie he ery hour throug the session and maid, “I have to use {tas much as! | nter, bring w rd that Circle city ICTURE FRAMES ing chance of the year '99 tageh the clase to do this breathing my one, and I am so short I can|'* Practically deser nd ove , : : exercise, wil be contributing mor. MORMONI hardly reach it." “Oh, well, miss," | t_ post, Fag TACOMA GROWS Must be well put together than she ean ever realize to the fu said the humorist tn charge of the | ther than soldi to give satisfaction, Made lathe having fled ¢t ture well being of her youthful a | work, “You can raise your voice, | PoPwatlon lawns i by us they stay. charges. - can't yea.” Rampart hae also lomt heavily . ? : 1109-11-13 Second Ave, seincliamibinibnenthtnameti NEW YORK, Nov. 1—Miss Helen| 4 year ago Prof. L. T. Weeks Be eyetiaen, Benes Dee een Sater: TACOMA, Nov. 3—County Aual- | 1316 Tit. Pacific Picture rai 00, Miller Gould has given $6,000 to the| wing. P ms on Forty-Mile, where duty if tor W. D.C. Spike, acting commis- —— ronal rap / | Winfleld, Kan,, in climbing a moun ected on all goods carried into] f ost 1 > im #ague for Social Service, to be used] tain in Switzerland, loat his pocket otic goods carried Into} sioner of state lands for Pierce ae crusade against Mormoniam. | jy ontaining $126 in gold. He no-| ex side oe the lin phe Amer: |oousty has reve ved notice from the # lengue will issue 1,000,000 pam-| tined the authorities of his loss, but|auty must. be made in American | ate land commissioner's office with- INE In the latest style @ | phiets in pursuance of Mins Gould's! had no hope whatever of recovering , birdies Fuerst weston onder Ran and best of quality 3 ’ @irections. They are aimed directly | spo money lket, with the purpose of plating it ® nee he money. The other day he recety suai — » as EAauis r made to order by #| — at armoniem a a Brigham H. Rot | 64m lattes Sucin ime eibainia te Gort A A, . aaaitic n to coma, in the UR C C BERG ) | erts as congressman, and will be din-| geriand informing him that hia pock papa qsad bt ng Pegiah ado amanda stay: g tena l tented Tit ever tae ra tenn, | eeriana ne hin por MORE RANGERS the south end of Pacific avenue h ,U. * Ghamchd Gasetts today prints &| they are exhausted raillion When | ethook had been found and that its None plotted. x Syne one 1218 Third Ave © Bought from Gtory to the effect thet the Pennsyl-| will follow them. The pamphicte| omients would be forwarded to him The tract, containing 360 acres, BROOKLYN venia company and the New York} and blank petitions will be ent tol yon _ : NOT NEEDED wil be at once surveyed and a plat | N Ya d, Central Ralirosd company have | £0,000 clergymen and to hundreds of |, The Blsabeth City, N.C, Econom made in conformity with the streets | @@ sete ary eos freight cars to the number of 20,000 | clubs and societion int says that the people of Currituck | ne - in adjoining property, and the land |§ Spot Cash |New York, in original gov- the aggregate cost of which will be iiss county think st erecting a tablet to| SAGEM Mov L~Cant 6.3.0 | will then be offered on long-time | pon. § ernment bales. about $13,060,000. 0 | the memory of 4 negro named Aaron ALEM, Nov, 3.—Capt. © Ml) teases in the same 8 pro-|@ ; 2 | Both companies endeavored to get Paid Off and Disch | Thomas, who recently died there at | by. superintendent of forest ran vided tor ee sion 16. oe Gold Dust steel cars, but as their orders could SHARON, Pa., Nov. 3.—The mill-| the age of 43. The account says he | states gg a large number of appil waa | Full Assay Value, Any Quantity, » not be filled within a year, they were | Wrights, blacksmiths, ganfitters and| lived through the war and did his | cations for appointments forest ‘3 YE . @ competied to take wooden cars with ther mechanics at the National) bart in caring for the families of the | rangers next year are already being JOSEPH MA aR & Bros. % | 500 sailors’ overcoats at $9.00; 10,< steel equipments. The order placed | Steel Works struck last evening.| *0ldiers who were in the military | received by him. As there will prob aaanennnnanennmenes 000 all-wool watch caps at 26¢, by the Pennsylvania company with | They asked double pay for work|#eFvice of the Confederacy, and that | ably be no increase In the number of i every Wah Seika parte oF inte the Pressed Stee] Car Company to- done on Sundays and time anda hait| in the terrible reconstruction period | rangers next year, he one appli | the mountains should buy one; day calls for the equipment with box | for all extra work. They were vaid | he wan faithful to his old friends.” | cations for positions will be useless, T0 WASHINGTON. « | 2,000 pairs all-wool socks at 30c; trucks and body g aters, 4,000 box | off and discharged. , | This last is the significant line, The | for the policy is to continue rangers | Sailing Ve 's Sold | 1,000 vairs cotton socks at 16c; cars and 1,600 gondolas of 80,000 | paragraph was headed: “A Worthy | at work #0 long as they give good NEW YORK, Noy. 3.—Watllace C,| 100 pairs canvass leggings at 750; ounds capacity each will Not “Reduce” Colored Man." service, The 44 rangers who were Flint, brother of Charles R. Flint,) 200 new regulation white sailor ” Ps + <Aaanae TEE } Inter st a | employed this ye wer furloughed TACOMA Nov 3.—Senator Fos i nfirmed today a dispatch from San suits at $1.50; navy drawers, $1.00; MADRID, 3.—The govern. AMUSEMENT BULLETIN, early last month, ‘The three super-| ter left Tuesday afternoon for Wash-| Francisco which stated that a syn-| lanyards, 85c. REGISTER TONIGHT. \ | yn- | yards, | ment’s negotiations with the foreign| Epson visors were furloughed yesterday,| ington, PD. C., where he will pre- | dicate headed by William B, Mighell | | bondholders have fallen through,| SEATT THEATER (Tonight) | Rangers are paid $2 per day, While] pare to take his seat in the senate |had purchased the entire fleet of 1 for tomorrow's! 1 T ” ' ' Registration 1s on for tomorrow's! ‘The government desires to reduce |—"'Hotel Topsy Turvy supervisors get $5 As soon a8 Congress 18 convened, | eleven sailing vessels owned by the ~ ie school election until 9 o'clock this| the rate of interest on the bonds, | THIRD AVENUE THEATER . —o—~ - He will stop at St, Paul and Chic-| firm of Flint & Co. of this city, The W S KIRK evening. Judging from the number ‘ © | (Tonight)—"Jack 6’ Diamonds." Grand opening of Goldberg's New| ago enroute and will arrive in Wash- | San Francisco dispatch satd that the e = b who have thus far registered, about! Have you n idberg's C OLYMPIC HALL-~Vaudeville and | ¢ st won F t t- | ingt Ni t 0, in time t ke | volved in the deal ave you #e be lgar 4¥) ALL-~ eville ‘iar Store, 602 First avenue, on 8a neton November 20, in time to make | money involved in the deal was re ” — ‘ 400 new names will be entered, i Store in the Pioneer block? | moving pictures, pace jurday, November 4 ready for a Thanksgiving dinner, — | ported to exceed $500,000 | 1217 FIRST AVE, ena ati nici in essai lit usa naa siie sells