The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1899, Page 4

4 c THE SEATTLE STAR. ~~ ah wd | arger crowe han a e fact after the petition of Paul Cor mor interesting t lovers of the| the labor riots of last spring, for a ing on the campus field. Nicho' writ of habeas corpus, waa denied in| cching has put the guards a the supreme court, Th ial a180|Yancouver Police Sure Thoy | tackies in good ehape. Jeff's work jcontains # severe arraignment of the with the backs and ends has made | Miners’ unte f which Corcoran Have Willie Tascott. 4 wonderful change in the work be- | was a member hind the line. ‘Varsity men may that the eleven will play an entirely diff a IDERDOWN denounce what it ing The news from Vancouver, B.C ‘ a J terme the union's unlawful, barbar- | It Is Said the N. P. and G. N. May s-"nitensetes Rp Ky te Polle® erent game than it has heretofore. | , » placed ah /1t will not be the same team. Whit We place on sale today a large assort- der arrest a man whom he th man hana strong, rapid team, whieh | 3 Soon Come to an Agreement. LIPPY GIVES A CUP. v te be w ti ‘includes several wet kn wn eaeee ment of these popular fabrics. Unex- no many years hae t ane ip ite make-up. The game with S ie Thewinning football team Thanks. Wanted for the k bof Hanker Pullman showed them to be strong celled for i living day will have a trophy that Amo# J. Snell in Chi nm Febru-\in defensive, and wonderfully fast | * The visit of Vice President Miller and Chief Engineer Stevens *w | will, In ttself, be worth ntewting | Ory IRS, hee aroused neiderable tn offensive work y & of the Great Northern, to this city during the present week will ® [for 7. 8. Lippy has oftered a a interest in police circles, | moe armetreng, of Chicago, who ra ers ea ac ets n an Ss ortance to yple of Beatth wm {ver cup fe the sleven that carries eine teagan ‘ has bee trial hy for many * probability of a compromise between the Northern Pacific and & poo disde dhe orate design and to Be a — ve i - a va co te the ropes in the third, and imme “ . eaul Jon depot will be w | Workmanship. It will be m of age fe pel eae Aiately afte tiled his as- ‘ pede . be “ | victors wo soon after the game. ing for China, and of his presence ‘ s 4 ® Stevens are to look into all phases of the matter, and upon their & erence ll ie Ajoe by a terrific omach punch; be & report will largely depend President Hill's final action in behalf * Egg yg IG thay ait tee fore the Hercules Ate , club of | ae nee & of the Groat Norther Ss os . New York. Thin is Jefford’s second | . * The NP has discovered that It will have no easy task in es- & AMUSEMENTS. brie eed tn a eartumtee in Daweon defeat in two months, When he mee| Excellent Quality WOOL EIDDR-| Extra Quality WOOL RIDER. ® tadiishing a depot and freight sheds upon the water-front. It is @ City . old Peter Jackson in the Bavoy th DOWN, warm and fluffy, red, cream, ; DOWN, heavy and fluffy, sel a - ® said that the plans of the company have been unmereifully @ ede Sinéhie’ ae to confirm |#ter at Victoria last apring, thera | blue and pink; Zc a yard : 4 back, oy ge vg grag or . “0 a tha er, it pagel 4 an but one c ° avender; Me value, 01 J . & slaughtered in the city engineer m and that rit ® The Seattic Thester. the s y printed r nily in the | W&* but one rope enclosing the ring oe WOOL EIDER-| i ak a ® sees secant encouragement ahead for continued attempt to ®& Star d ribing the Anding Yas Jackson went over that rope in a DOWN, th ont. sosulay ouel a Wool Eiderdown ze ® push He project through in the face hostile public sentiment, & Pudd'n-Head Wilson” will COME Core at Cape Nom The discovery | mix-up Jeffords wae given the |i” eat oo “cs vy. warm JACKETS, handsome hand-stitched * On the other hand, the Great Northern t# Inclined to change ® to the Seattle theater this week for or the identity of the alleged mur- | Meht Ansociated Prese correspond. | *i@erdown fabric made “- “ By o edgen, perfect fitting; $1.25 value, # tte tactics of silence and delay, and to suggest to Mr, Mellen that ® [three performances, There will o¢* | waco or th fe iy ti Tgp te wired the news abroad that 4nd = _ = repent arg nue. | only $1.00 each & hie dest way out of the difficulties is to agree to the union depot ® |cur Wednesday and Thursday even=|\cte. tt jn amid inne aang de had whipped the big black. |S value, only kt don | Lodies’ Fine Crepon Wool Eider- ® project on the tide fats: * |ing, and a matinee will be g1veO | miner named William I Hig. | Mmediately after the fight, Jack Ladle Fir Wool Elderdown | down THA JACKETS, silk ribbon « There is said to be a more amicable feeling now between the ® | Thanksgiving day, The virtues told the r ely upon "On Was heard by different parties, TEA JACKETS, perfect fitting, al! trimming on collar, cuffe and edges & two roads than existed some weeks ago, and those who claim to be ® | the comedy need no words of 1 his return from t ne res | SMons whom was one of the pr reams doublencedie overcast seams, of entire garment, silk loops aod ® posted are not backward in preificting that the wh diMeulty ® |and when presented by Edwin } «i Last . to Rig. *Pt stafl of the Btar, to challenge eiik cord and buttons across front; | button fastened; $2.39 value, only ® will soon be settled by a combination to bulld one large depot on ® ler's #tatement, a man, too i) to | 2efords to fight at any time and | 42.90 value, only $1.69 each $2.00 each ® the site first suggested by the Great Northern ‘ work, ¥ arried Rigier’s cab. | Place = for y be te hg might) st adies’ Fine Wool egg ted Ladies’ Fine Crepon Wool Eider- * Se a 4 p ‘ choose to name effords sought WR “s a fi ve apldly os RAPPERS, pointed sailor colla wn WRAPPERS, dressmaker fine sihodbehied od sdovdbuhedl /adtudh ha hadbalinbahetede tehhadbealtesiabadiabialetadaitel and k man and nin | ONOe 3 heavy cord and tassel at waist, per I taned perfect fitting, warm, cosy and ere believed ut to Gi “3 fect fitting; 44.00 value, only $%.4| comforta $6.00 value, only 4.93 Making what he supposed was his eesh. each death-bed confession the sick man A Smart Goose Which Out- Daunt's Wooing. said hie name wae Tarcott, and that > . : . for 1) years he had been hiding from THANKSGIVING TABLE LINEN SELLING IN FULL 8WING H | h t r the Chicago police, who wanted him @eeeeeses NAPKINS, TABLECLOTHS, DOYLIES, TRAY CLOTHS, ETC., AT wi e IS 00 IS ap 0 | for the murder of Amos J. Snell. Me nese MONEY-SAVING PRICES THAT WILL MAKE YOUR TURKEY said there had been a reward of BUYING BASY as sheila tx effered for his arrest. in the| Sanderson, of Verbena, had 20 a * Police circles are enjoying 4 sensation, in which the star « hope of earning which detectives) acres in berries. When the June sun | tore were @ goose, @ policeman, a thief and an indignant merchant parte of the we orld turned the fruit juicy, and the per- | ‘Oo. Ww. PETERSON & BRO. ’ Yesterday afternoon Those. Ryan, a man without an up fume of the berries hung heavy up-| j tion, strolled down Main street reflecting over the president's | [ ME jon the sweltering air, the field was As he passed the store of the Skagit Valley Trading company, 4 ‘om the village on a@reat hay / —S===— = big, Gat gonee tn & box made himeeif obnoxious to the extent ke. and back in at night, sing NSURE with the Columbian Accel a. avene—Tel, White 331—p. m. LYMaw that Myers concluded to eat him out of revenge fo he opened | | ina and laushing and scandalising | “dent Association. Keserve Fund, | the cage and seized the goose, which he tucked under hie arm and | the neigh bor $20.00 ciated under the} Seattle Heat and Co then started off down the street The big bird, becoming alarm ubt th was one fellow who kept | tp if the & Fashington. Acei Contractors ed, let off several mighty quacks, evidently with the idea of sum » himaelf, and who neither whietied | | dent and Sick benefite, Agents wanted, ie stern W ipheaiid Peop le Steam and Hot Water tar Heating Venti- e * * e * * * * . . * * * o * * . * * « ® moning help from the store The manager. Mr. H. Ray, heard @ r rang © called out to the oth E. W. ANDREWS, President. lating and Plumbing ® the wild appeal and lost no time in pursuing the tief and his @ | Dread Trip to Portland. lers. That was Daunt Jew . who | ¥. L. MILLER, Secretary General Hanae ays EN i ® captive. After a right smart sprint he overtook the abductor of @ 4 walked two miles from the north! some office, 34 Collins Block West Seattle Perry Builiang, Poot of Marion @ : = Pog a ger anon aie a eee m4 badge re. * 4 WALLA WALLA, Wash. Nov. 2% |every morning to meet the hay ricks| 7 ply that he got wae in the abape of a big knife suddenty drawn —In old mes we weed to consume [at the village, and no one knew very | " ® and flourished Rey was abdout to retreat in bad order, when OM. & \ tee ane ater part of thres a os ~ much about him phe that he bad) ad @ cer Hubbard euddenty appeared upon the scene and took the thief & ing to of coming from Portland. |® small farm lald out in sweet pota-|g Spot Cash SEE OUR DISPLAY OF q & Into custody, * im“ Pudd’nh Thos were the days of mixed stage, |toes ané peanvta | pon... LA * The episode drew a large crowd together, and soe tine, bold. @ = coitie oe steamboat and railroad travel. Dr. Daunt wae not a particularly fast Gold Dust @ er than the rest, attempted to interfere with the office pe lat. @ | Raker took part of a day off with| picker, and he seemed to dream a} Pun Aveey Value. Any Quantity. ® ter at once placed him under arrest. Roth prisoners were soon & | 4nd his excellent company It eure | rattan’ at the O od deal. He set the whole com-/ ® landed at headquarters, where the goose thief gave his name as & | to prove @ fine attraction RG Meet the rails " ny in a poar of laughter one nine | JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. z bose Ryan, and the other man stated that he was known as Ben . PR — = ar tae Fe lthe © and the time waslas they stood about the packing MeCherry & BL Duiidiog rake. | - ! “r Me | shortened ne day. As the road “ds looking at the crates of jus- |@ * This morning Judge Cann asteseed Ryan $20 and costs, and & a Bee ase jon brag hod aaa dicate rnoe straightened | fruit as it was being prepared | For Stairs, for Doors, ete. ® Drake 9 and coms & | dy the late Frank May Ruan the | oe, shee wen vesetet to anger sod ment =——— In our middle show window * This action of the court is ‘aken as indicating that rigorous w (dey of Ite first production it bas le the run be 1 nder where all them berries | ® repressive measures will be pursued against a “wide-open” pol- @ | deen @ favorite with the playmoinm ee en ne tia Walla ?' gaid he pensively. He} SRATTLE TRANSFER mt We have them in all sizes, ® icy of securing hoilday dinner tn this city without cost * —_— The pte sale of crate |. os always n made by rail @uring absurd with hie watery |fB for all purposes, and to eell * & | thle morning wes large. the night ple who wish to « © eyes and his large ears and| fret, Puseger at Bune | 7 yard. ° BE ReAKRAAARAREARAAAReKE eee RAR eee The Third te Por 4 from Eastern W uth, that everybody roared | rege square or oblong | 4 ton and © It was the next day that an idea | for hotels or public buildings STORAGE The Filipino Vaudev company came to him—one of the firet of his we always have in stock. We quired ¢ ~ j the Third Avenue theater is one of | host of th life. He took him pencil and wrote | | Theme Mais Q-4 Go O23 Pie aren | furnish dwellings, hotets, res- HIS FRIENDS LAST OF THE the most nowel attrections that has bie ure do not on Wk Welln at & Rtaaiborey tan ile e taurants or public buildings [Yet been seen here. The novelty dors | s2 54 in an attempt to sieep in a nar-|"l am Daunt Jewtson, of the Becker completely. Rot consist Bo much in the various | row bed on a noimy ¢ The inewit-|near South Fork [ would like o ARMY CAMPS: jacts, as in the methods of the per~lanie reauit has been that the thought [court with whoever gets these here | formers | fat | berries.” f the discomforts « p to Port. MEAN WELL Holden & Wilson Furnitare Cs, The entertainment consiste of @ lang nas kept ' < Now, little L Nelee ho h | " s kept as many peopleaway 5 ana Nelson, © aa 1109-11. series of athletic exhibitions Dur- that piace as has (he consider-| been used all her life to wide, mel nega 109-11-13 Second Ave. But Meke Admiral Schley Ap- Last of the t to Teepe Leave |ing an intermission . stereopticon | ation of Jancholy felds, to « somber flord, to Distributing Cars a Specialty views of toric scenes « oo” There is Sareat deal of differ. | distant hemlocks and to a house tn [Prone Main 3260 ’ | pear Ridiculous. Frisco Soon. ua are shows, These would be very | on ein diatance ween Peodieton|which loge beraed on the hearth Omies, cor, Occidental Ave | b ereatt ¢ leotu could | ag kane nd Pendleton a was homerick past words where she and Jackson ‘WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. %-—| SAN FRANCISCO, %—| manage to say something Portland. But there is a vast aiff-|worked in the flat om North Erie ‘The champions of Admiral Schiey By Thanksgiving day all the new) Senor Tister, the feet equilibritt, creoce in the unt of travel over | atreet have agsin made that officer ridicu-| regiments, except the necessarily performed some remarkable trick® ine two routes, caused, primarily, if) Lena had just set the table for lun- lous by raising objections to the Ords aeiayeq — Forty-eighth (colored), unusual ease and accuracy. | oct on y. by the fact that trains |¢ \ and moaned over the raised ers that the South Atlantic GRUAS- | hich te quarantined on Angel turn is not @ novelty tn thie | see run bet 7 thet 1 Bpo. biseulis which were not raised sum fom wnaer bie command shall pro-| os with amalipon, Will have untry, but has rarely, if ever, been | pene try trains be-|clently, and poured the berries out II MA More than half a dozen satistac- ceed to Rio de Janeiro and confine | Ian’ wn aaa n lunae Wetire [28 Well done, ‘The performance on |\tween Per Portland runjof the box when she came upon tory kinds to select from, on ite movements to South American Desmaliar $9 even. tha Poree-e nth the @panieh rings wee one of the Daunt'® meseage. At firet she ami!- easy terma. We sell planos Waters until different orders shal! be | December 20 oven the Porty-elehth |cieverest that has been given in 8 ed a little contemptuously and then FT COALS) Shearer than any other store in communicated to him. hed attle, and was done with grace and t ne into N the city, quality considered. His champions insist that he *tlon campe will be « thing of the ase. The Juggling and other tr Meu Stane basis TRbeEe Weare weet : ene er trick doubt others beside herself were ees Reaceree, Se Prarres, © a | "Fetus tne Forty-second intantry,|Portermnces were ver? ever. yo Sherman, Clay & Co . , one gh she went to bed and drea t that bis position as commander of rotahtrg bay Bod ae gomear geen Py od, but would be better if rush emed to her that she ran and a es eat the squadron entities him to ie. | © any) | vote ! to ors en eo him 4 the die Suet ab ueeuan the Paethe on the \ca teeeugh © re rapidly laughed upon a shore where the “STEINWAY” DEALERS Septianeey Bc ded costes oe? | transport Columbia and Dainy Voo.|__sanaser Rusesll certainty has a waves rolled in, and that a young Secend Avense Senet mshall go w n ‘ a AND.... rare novelty that should be seen by 1 ma 4d leap ide A the limits of the South Atlantic peed leant Sh vedi wmagt ent lirin ef CT that whan the sta! bates ont ieee me Ie is explained at the navy depart | ™2nt to de ig gh Philippines. | As usual, there will be a perform went together to some quiet fields. ment thet there is nothing unusual! | Exclusive of the men in thelance every evening, a matinee or planted with goodly care, and to FOR QUICK SALES in the sailing orders issued to Ad-|#*eral howpital and 18 composing | phanksgiving day and Saturday a cottage which was their home. In miral Gehiey. He has been pinced|® “detachment of recruits for regular o's Scouts aad Wea eens week List your property with in command of the most important on a in Spey oe there Return Engegoment. ' ase it was only a dream. W.D. FIELD { Real Ketate will oO othe or ° on the re ecauae m1 Dd. squadron on the Atlantic at this time | vation. hand — gochey Vand s, | Mort's “A Stranger in New York" greatly redu f tra That evening Lena wrote a little G6. A. VIRTUE ! Loans notwithstanding — the CO NO Te rere aan on ata RATrison | itt piny @ return engagement at the | between f n pointe letter to Daunt Jewlson , A. ] ; tran py —_ made against him ned there. Even the casual de. |Seattie theater Friday and Satur-|and Portland, and, most t Well, Daunt wrote and Lena |? S26CANLEYSLOG. §= PHONE MAIN S37 0 Bor ca, and 7 3 » to 3 | in view of the feeling in Europe, and |TW0-thirda of them will probably be | Ths rollie “gt to sacl bs Beta rage x re ged? haha NFige [Oo aij. tien taoe is ot thee oe hey iy poe ataees vee aivo in the Transvaal, that this gov. @seharged for one reason and an-|f et laa ts tar ec ae hls then the Rrat chive make peel A the best E pee She Vawter to sive tee j other, while the balance will be dis houses nday and last night./the trip for plea They knew each other the first thing men, y mora’ < People were turned away at botlt — for Daunt wore, as had been ar support to Great Britain in the p patched in small detachments as Paden = } . 2 N cat atruggie tt le considered’ imap. |Suarde and grooms accompanying pertors Tae Weaneat SPORTING NEWS. ranged, & rose jo the band of bie Pacific ieture Frame Go. | THE N. B. CURTIS £ tickets Was #0 groat that Manager hat, and she had biue ribbons and a - Prostate 3 Shon- Admire). Schity Next Wednesday or Thureday the] !owe made an attempt to get a re white dress. ®he led him to the es-| sens Tutes. THE WASHBURN 4 Bou - ag » 4 . as padion dt we turn engagement wae puccess planade, and they walked there to rica at this time. ect gy apl i . Hor teary PO “The Stranger” company can throueh the | gether, looking at the lake and the } | GI JITA R the officers of the Thirty-eighth and pase other tales for the benefit of 5 bag = bs =" 8 ry er : arriages and all the throng of 200899890 090997992 | ecco Fortieth regiment A 1 attle theater-goers eam to the effe at the the olty, | T0 COMBINE about 9 scldiers ead Ps sae | —_—-——- foes not © to play m, are, to ftut I lke the lake beat over on| @ DR J. t CTRWAR' $ | Are those in which the tone ts the Therd are new ot the Presidio boul | say the lenst, in bad ta The idea |‘tother side,” said Daunt. “I like! @ e | clearest, the workmanship of the 1,000 horses bound for Manila. Three HAIN A fan All-Seat ar manated mito run on the sand.” * SPEC IAL IST @ | highest order, and the material used hundred mules are en route from th la Rone tain leh beh I know it.” remarked Lena. e 5 ss — @ | of the finest quality. We sell all of nat Gall ates be iver t oat known football men wh names You do? How do you know it?” |@ — @ | these celebrated makes, and at prices here to the Philippines before the| WILL WORK pore tte bee cor . Oh I Bare. Wa of knowing. Tl@® DISEASES OF WOMEN 4 Lange de cadeen Gaba Gadaane middie of January. An horse . a sort deen: | - 4 ? VANCOUVER, B.C, ¥: thm lave conte Sad trospehips are “ form an organization re Daunt gasped. ‘Then he made al$ ann @ | your selection. th beat ern be f onte tor ~ i Hy 7 2 =! The same New York and Chicago tle use for many months, it ia prob ‘ Bs want . . oie bs oaks \e Skin Diseases ° eapitalista who recently negotiated @ble that the big Warren will be| The hobo and vag will soon have |jeahong ory inte’ aenek fhe Bho FD age oe ° iinet: ° @ deal by which the Sound canner- Converted Int s horse ship upon her|to bunt pleasanter surround he YMC. A be Ma we ae ° DINBURG. D inter ar’ r arrival from Mar IThe o ng is to be Institute ‘ fos were amalgamated under one|"'5, tar Uncle Ham has nent 2824 lin tha temedinns future” lant cicns |bleces, formed a nucleus, took onone| “You're the same,” the girl re- le “Fate e management, have been trying 'O army horses and 0 government|the counct) passed an appropriation M C te rs, and 4 hem- | si ondes. * I'd have known you with- | @ MEDICAL INSTITUTE e) Burke Building, acquire British Columbia canneries mules to the Philippines from San|for that purpose and authorized the nucy ‘ S| Sea see cee 0-51 Bost ° St. name Was A misnomer ear ee ‘ -50- on Blook Sec re. as well Francisco, and about 1000 other ani-| board of public works to put city |par a pser yore BPR iy es Pa cag wh tg ge the felde| ¢ abe sé @ Second Ave and Marion Pcie ‘ otha of her childhood 4 he told 0! vi The deal was about closed when.| Male from Seattle, all since last De-| prisoners to work on the streets, |) n cellent talent. |his house and hia peanute and peta, \OCSSPSOSOS OOOO OOOO Seattle Wash. @everal canneries operated by an | ember The board will proves immediate: | Taek of ng and pra has|toes. She was intensely iatereutet, English concern, backed out, stating [— m : p it from a representa I should laugh all the time if I TWO FINE_—— they were agreeable as to all ar Tangements except that the combine waa to be controlled t This they would not te they promised to cons G1 canners invited ste 63 British Columbia co now reported that Cox onto, who recently fle bicycle combine and ot concerns, have made me offer as preliminary mi been held ting in Victoria get province and decide kind of proposition wil the Amer tempt t# being made by Am ericans Then Jer a almilar Proposition from Britieh capitalists. Wilson and other prominent fastern Canadian capitaiets to bid for control of some n &¢ rated her ractle has and exactly ynd ally t ans already another to bring to- er all the cannery owners It ts nthe what be entertain 4 by the © aneai an canners INCORPORATIONS. Geo. W, Daniels, Hl. L. Stevens, W Newell, M. M. Whipple and H. H White are the incorporators wf the Free Land association, having a capital stock of $16,000 clation will be co-oper ac and will locate near Seattle, bh =6The asso. ative in char- on the Sound TACOMA, Nov. 2&.—On December A TRAITOR 20 wt 2 o'clock in the afternoon County Auditor W. D. C. Spike will offer for mile to the highest bidder, AT MANILA the east front r of the Plerce county court house, all of the unsold tide lands on the flata below the Ta coma hotel, both above and helow| MANILA, Oct. 21.—(By Mall) the Pe leventh street bridge, and ex-|‘There have developed incidents of tending from the east side of the water-way back to the St. Paul mill, | ‘T°achery In the native police force ~ Among the new officers recently ap KILLED BY POISON IN HIS FOOD SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 289—F. 8 Hills, general manager of the Sioux City & Western railways, died this sfternoon result of eating eakfast food this morning which the new ok took from the wrong box and which had been mixed with poison for rate. Mra. Hills became thiy sick, but rallied from the ef. fects of the poison. The shock of the news of her husband's death has caused collapse, and she may uot | recover, pointed was one Santiago Nom. San |tlago came with the highest r |mendations, He had tertimonials from the native members of th preme au court of the Philippine is of Police Tiernan |suapicions of the fellow from the No sooner had the new NHeu- tenant been sworn in than he beran sedition in the rank He subordinates, in to wide with the na rev and » Amerteans, Af eloped that h very time holding a n a® colonel in the Insur cent army. The other of the force, privates [arrested for sedition. had his start counseled of an outbreak tives and turn carbines ter his arrest w t that his cane vers gains members have also been T" sent “All S¢ at title, ma sue are given It has played no outside game It has contested for the to plonship In two tle games paring scores it r nto A team pleked by second pla Impartial coaches n the various local eleve uch as had origin ally been planned for an All-Seattle organizatior Nd help the sport in this city Disore 1 agere gations, no matter t good be the talent that composes th persor nel, are only a detrin amateur athletion The Seattle Y. M,C. A James Bay Athletic club ball Thankegtv at the I C. A. gymnasio The has held the local championship for two years Thureday's football game 1 sports and athlete At the Uni rsity it about the only sub i reation Thanksgiving lay ming recognized tn this ity football day. It ms to be the proper thing to Acar to Athletic park, wheth not one understands the game, The chances are, this year will be marked by «| moving pictur could live in the country like that,” wald ahe Then come and laugh all the vepees weavers time,” erled Daunt, with a wit Army cavalry trousers, $2.75 a pair; worthy of a brighter man. | special small sizes, 30 and 32 waists, Some time,” said Lena, shyly, | g2.25; rubber blankets and poncos, “perhaps.” |from $1.25 up; Gen, Miles’ pattern Say now!" pleaded Daunt, his! giorm and cloud weather hoode loneliness making his pale eyes elo-| coat, $4.50; buffalo fur overcoats, quent $35 each; overcoats, $1.50 to $3; can- Yes, now,” breathed Lena. The | yaw hoot each; chine head | wind of the sweet countryside seem-| and neck protectors, 60c eac soft et to blow upon her, #o that she! piack wool slouch hats, 40c each; forgot the pavement beneath her | peavy all-wool flannel blouses, $1 to feot, and the throngs of selfish peo- | g2 each; heavy all-wool flannel ov: ‘4 the beating of the hoofs on | shirts, $2 each; dark navy blue ur the driv Gershirts and drawers, $1 each; can- | GOVERNMENT, GODS: work canbe bought to vas overalla and jumpers, cal, 45, $6; carbines, titer for try nd hard © sult; Second- Hand Pianos Cheap. Genuine bargains. Also fine line of new high- grade pianos. Ramaker Music Co | 1415 Second Ave, Fur Weather Is not far off. We do hope you will bring your work early. C. C. BERG "Rat Third Ave army ing packs, $1; grub bags, 25c; heavy The colored citizens of Seattle| canvas leggings, 2c to $1; have formed a secret soctety as the Frater known | al Order of Hawkes h; The Mawks already have a member- | bara, ship of nearly 160. J. F. Hawkine| the president, and G. W. Grima| $9; grand le 000 turer and general organiz- 2 AMUSEMENT BULLETIN, volvers, bugles, $2: 10,000 all-wool watch cay 000 pairs ¢ airs ¢ | regulation whit Remington canteens, SOc; shelter 600 sailors’ all-wool tion # airs anvas sailor each; m tents, army re- | pattern, $3 ove socks, ‘at Ks, at 1c; 100 200 new | Suits, at $1.50; | navy drawers, $1; lanyards, i all- | THIRD AVENUR THEATER weet sweaters, $2; government shoes, | (Tonight)—Fillpino Vaudeville Co. 2h. OLYMPIC HALL~ udeville gaa \ v. S. KIRK, 1207 First Ave Seattle Orvitle Espy. SEATTLE PRINTING CO. 414 Yesler Way. Telephone Main 700 And we will or to give fig Purterwarth @ Song. ke ‘inter: |. Pike 49,