The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1902, Page 3

SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1908, POULTRY SHOW ENDS. pretty Little Incident Which! Might Happen Anywhere | yr, ioa ih in four young braves confi adlan re 4 finale of the| terday ar re tomorrow's | thes ib be playt own yards. They've had ne here; all they could Gad did a little Mirting on the side, | Tired 0€ being made to sleep in a ¢ them will go home quite} comfortable sick of school and| The association asks that if the ‘of theit Francis Murphy blue | thoroughly di with clean beds jland be leased, an ordinance first gome of them Will be disap-| and linen, these boys, full of the|be passed changing the name. ; Ruta hen was never known) spirit and dash of their aboriginal ~ ~ Preak te heart and #0 they'll get/ ancestors, started out to eét a ct ILL SELL tuon Life too alow for them, and with of the chase and of wild | adventures told them by their) pertntendent Phillips of the reserva. n MeDiarmid. of the & tion near Tacoma. Chief of FP Army, that tomorrow night hi wit | Sullivan was notified this morning ot | Ai * ction 10 children on the PROTEST ON DESECRATION Plat Set Aside for Memorial Should Not Be Used for Business ‘LOOK OUT FOR WAR WHOOPS! Four Puyatiup Indian Boys Have Relapsed to Barbarism it of the pped out ‘The First Washington V aesoclation has filed a Drotent with Honight is the ara convention. gets the phate Kk, Johnny . Une escaped Ippines, pin Chinas, but decided to le in the woods and from the streams, were a few Kickers among| They were not exactly bad boys, but drop without creating fathers ringing in their cars these ang | boys started on the war path, YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, J who thought the) the nature of an Indian is to get ou in the felds and be free, Reserva Just where they went or how they | Considerable. interest by managed to escape is pussling Bu: be. the pnacence daintily de- henspired ® the escape and his patrotmen are! stage of the Purk theater, now keeping a close lookout for the|” Captain McDiarmid says: “I have! boys, | the consent of the parents of these Highest bidder. I wil keep within A Special Meeting Called for vest NEED THE MONEY h child seeures a good home and Tuesday Night perly educated.” On Tuesda: mage so bright-and, oh had heard of Seattle, at once here by rail, and fond of state tattle, Aad tell by the cut of his i albaround at the ey sized up the style of the judge WASHINGTON, D.C, Jan. 11 vening, January 14, the carpenters’ union will make ¢ the Mint Roberts has] lowe to a young 8 apevial- order of business to ox an additional $2,000 apy missus, sider the proposed calling of @ spe-/ priation for the Seattle asaay office steadily nudged her = nudge. | cial convention of the United Broth-| to be used on expense account erhood of Carpente ¢ Joiners of America for the purpose of invest! gating and deciding upon the charges made by the general executive board | for the current fiscal yea cackled an eameetient ditty pobbied Hout sons, ibaa were ‘Tedded today tn a jity, aes to thelr friends are at eainst former Gengral Treasurer P. J. McGuire. Every member of the union is re- quested to be present and vote on this tmportant question. There has been no mail from Nome! since the season closed with the last) “The Oracie”’ | steamer to arrive from that port. It} ‘That Seattle i not only @ liberal) a te too soon yet to expect a ship-| patron of charitable enterprise, but | ment by the river route down {0| ia also a strong supporter of local | y promincs the! tue of by the Suances ponte tive ook ues ferduen | om eptionn' Ned’ taamianable ‘There has been a shipment of mail) audience that witnessed the produ for Nome sent from this city on 4D | tion of “The Oracle” at the Grand average every two weeks There | jew might, have been no return letters from the| I h.ceut centered in the produc horthern country. however, and the! through the knowledge that postofice authorities are at a loa t0/ Sporn. te explain, the cause for it. the cause for tt most famous composers. The WARRANT FOR = eos NX. pictures and the plot ts eneve | the verage. The music ts at times land is worthy of higher ‘alm. After all is considered it is a remarkably | successful attempt and with some modifica tio c ition that Seneet Company Takes Signifionnt) SONI noe eniy live bat ering more Action Regarding Him A. C. Sands, of the Sunset Te! qo ~4 = phone Company, today swore to 8/10 encore, Althout mache, North Yakima, sec-| complaint In Justice Cann's court) pied wana trifle bo punta coed. -tenkine Sino! charging Warren Howard Ker-| was fairly free from many of mate three mates am naghan, the erstwhile cashier of the femrtes, company, with embenaling $5,000, WL Carvosso, | from hia ‘A warrant was first; 4. ba Cralb, Be-| issued from the court for the arrest | of the fugitive | Kernaghan disappeared from city soon after first of July, leaving a shortage of $5,000. He w: Ee by the Pacific Surety Cor Seeretary- om the floor of the hens Bird pair live in cane, wae only si where jer grow love “inde a way how to Critically consid: yy in change. | that ‘There are gems ank with the work int in the ca: the | 2 = ppeared no w: for his arrest and| fe’ detectives worked on Prices. ‘Reason for Warrant & warrant should be ts- time for the mist: cashier's arrest is a matter of con-|2 Jecture. Mr. Sands informed Prose. ecuting Attorney Fulton that he did not know the whereabouts of Ker-| =| naghan, but it is generally thought | that the action has some significance. | ‘The warrant was turned over into | % } Buhler & Mann’s Big Sc the hands of the shertff and the ar- rest, if there Is one, wil! be made through that office. ‘When asked if there was any sig- nifieance in the fact that a warrant | had been fasued for the missing cashter, Mr. Sands aaid ‘We do not} Ben Kirkland.| now where Mr. Kernaghan is, but T Mere for best ex-| orocured the warrant to be sure hat | * 'o 4 we could hold him. | Kin: Ta- if he is ever foun cone, a ea al - TW. Arnold. Sent. AT if we knew where he was he ee: Nit patr: idn't be free 20 minute Wants Her Husband Mrs. Albert Burgess, of 619 Sem-| inary avenue, Chicas wrote Mayor Humes today asking that o fielal to find husband. Burge who left Salt Lak ceomber last for Seattle. & Lid posed to be sick at some hospital here. A photograph of Burgess was encloned. Democratic Meeting ‘The Democrate of the Second ward will hold © meeting in the Work- hall, at the corner of Twent nue and Jackson. Interpreted by Magnificent Scenery for esler stead Srerororece 291 OOM Grand Exhibition Of Thoroughbred Poultry | a¥enue north. —ueen family, 1912 5A. D. MeKihimey, 1133 ih; Mary Jopes, “eecond avenue. soith ut ‘othy Taft, 116) Deany | Be ForcERis | MEMBERS ARE PRETENDING To be fighting the, Drug key a Trust that they are sworn | d Monts jan tian bn.) BB eens ra” | aad FS attempt to gain 2 pardon has y Aig Made either by Convict 1 Prices for comparison ton or hin friends, LL Seattle serving a fi s Warner Bate . forgerin ve-year term for trust's price Sc, our Poultry safle by at, fecetved throwah price Be Assocation wey, the governor #igped Kilmer’s Swamp Root, $1.0 Prominent Mayor Grant of's men, ding inel ¥ Germania Hall THE WOOL compeonition of “oe | wit THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. Mt. RUSSELL, Menage Phone Main O87 ‘Seattio’s Only Up-Town Theater A High-Ciass Family Resort Ie, 20¢, de, Me. T OMORROW L. Robert’s Picturesque Colonial Drama VALLEY FORGE Unusual Excellence Correct Costumes of Colonial Times Box office open from 10 a. m.'to 9 p.m. Seats selling six days in advance. “The Mon Parson” Visco: Performa: GPAN BALL PROJECT The New Industry for Seattle Will Materialize A communication waa received to day by JAD fh R. A, Alley relative to the Seattle wool mant facturing project which has already been before the Chamber of Cont merce, Mr, Alley has been in New alin for re with high the revenue New Zealan 4 $8,000,000 in t their “clippings” for shearing. time it is distributed from the Lon. don markets, reach mich a high fig- ure that the business Ix failing off rapidly, Profits Will Increase Once the business ts diverted to thi# country the tariffs will so di minish, it is thought, that the bust nea will revive and this country may ob the Industry. e¥ expects to return to Be in February | Hoch Der Drama The German Dramatic club has| been organized by Ge residents | of the with Andrew Heckler as | t and Alfred Lueben man- | will present German plays | to time for amateur enter. mistakes which are common in] ir efforts. The chorus was well art Ladien’ | The Relief Society of Oracle” for the customary charity ball proved not only a pleasing change, but @ profttabl | The Oracle" will be repeated to- °," & play dealing period of plal days, will b the Third A te nald to be tions folio pid em of the act endings,| showing pletures of the time with vividness which tmmediatety SEATTL HOWE. Manager “NOTice. tm. THEATER is Maia 4a | SPECIAL The highest satarted dramatic or- ganization ever visiting Seattle. The tariffs on woot by the | bre THE SEATTLE STAR, NIGHT SCHOOL GROWS IN FAVOR| Enrollment Constantly Increases, Attendance Is Awtu! , © simpl talon whieh has from tts beginning ny of the ru Third of Kn polnt of view Mann have be ellent manner mounted o be made up A Village successful week of talented playera, | creane Parson A run to will close al Th r nigh ght | however, will not q Wagner's Band Concerts First Regiment| some nig in concert dred abe TO BURN OIL Ht members Minatrelay, bi nd extraveg: lenque, #pects nea, ‘ail combined Wilinon's nile | Minstrels, ich will, by general requeat, re irand for three ‘per LONDON, Jan, 1 lowing beginning next Friday] long series of experiments with al " : fuel in torpedo destroyers, the Brit-| performance te up Gate, isn admiralty has this week been d mirth olin, t enta with it In two bat The olto ls most novel and the jokes | CONdUCHDE t sas ‘eralaehs refreshing. ‘This is beyond question in one's memory. CHAUNCEY i NEW YORK CHESTER. The Washtr porcosobecoensocoonoesnbecensessececceseoseseees GRAN OPERA Seattle’s Leading Theater HOUSE John Cort, Mgr. Tel. Main 65 TOMORROW AFTERNOON.-2:30 P. M. Set hae WAGNER'S © BAND concerts by Special Tomorrow Afternoon Prices 25c to All Parts of the House Box Seats 0c OOOFOOOOO0 0000 eooccooceooes Bereta GRAND Premier Organt Genevieve Relfe, Soprano Soloist i OPERA Seattle’s HOUSE "faint | JOHN CORT, M nag Friday and Saturday Saturday Matinee Telephone Main 65 } Jan. 17 and 18 Special Return Engagement THE MANHATTAN COMPANY open for et weeks Sunday, Janu-| Direct from NEW YORK CITY, wilt | ary 19. MATINEE enic Production of Wm. PDO OOS OPO OHO OH Or oH Store Ore a Company of Each Act SOOO OO OOOO oF Or oH Given by Seattle Aerie Oi Beatt RAND opeRe fs PERSONAL HOUSE Theater. | We are NOT MAKING ANY AL- John Cort, Mar. Phone, Main 6. |TERATIONS, nor aro we moving TONIOHT from our brésent quarte BY GENERAL REQUEST Willson’s All of the magnifi- cent scente will be shown, PRICES—Entire lower floor, T50; entire balcony, boc Saturday Matinee i wallery, 260, S0c and 2 Beate on sale Wednesday at 10 a. m. OP OOOSSOOSOOS OOOOOOOOOD still at The Ladies’ Relief Society | No. 741 Second Ave. Presents a New Comic Opera, | where we are sel ‘6 Sis aa ates Ge The Oracle BARGAINS ¢ Pianos tn the| ANTIAL WAY, | y Mary Carr Mc IN THE CAST—65 neg |ate always to be found here, and A STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION, |we promise to duplicate any prices | Prices—#1.00, Tc, 600 26c, Matinee,|and terms offered you by other} and |firms, QUALITY considered, of | Upon Investigation you will | |find our statements true, and wo eel | |veu to call and convince. yourself. | ras ie Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS LIKE A NICE SOCIAL BEVERAGE PLEASING IN FLAVOR AND WITH NO BAD EFFECTS, A DRINK THAT MAK UF BRIGHTER NOT ONLY FOR A Regulation Army Shirts fast blue, strictly all wool, at $2.00. KIRK, 1209 First avo. Fraternal Order of Eagles At the Armory pues mening. St, nd march pre Tickets admittir man, $1.00, can b- hall, northeast Pik All rights: THE QUAKER DRUG 00. nt Romwevelt, Ren’ pices 1012-1016 Firat Avenue vi L. A‘a- Globe Butlding. Belmont a mae a i January 7 to $$, £902 /f recension norm and tara NOW ON yg A pe Scttom ‘Tickets $100 | 4 Paine’s Liver Pills, trust MAM rea Ncisc0, Jan. 1x cay.| Be PT 08 PISO SOFT AND Bate Win 22, Commanded tro) QB Taxative Bromo Quinine, WE HAVE THEM ST : en, which wi ‘che price ; Ine TRON nn MH 5 IFF it steamer etal oe abaies AT FACTORY Prices trust's price S6c; our 2 Graduates in Pharmacy BarTettDaucCo. UE. | ral) Kegley’s "own oe #uarantee to | Cofteen sold by othe | 4 pounds ,.. 55) 606 SECOND AV Caps of Every Description SEATTLE HAT FACTOR Hais Cleaned, Dyed, Rebicoked and Retrimmed Manutacturere: "1 SeconD AVENUE LITTLE WHILE, BUT ADDS TO YOUR STRENGTH AND HEALTH ope THOSE ARE THE Bronner & Co. 602 Piko St = Tel. Main 1069 HING QUALITIES PARKLING m\Rainies Beer | |THE ONE-PRICE TH BRIGHTEST, CLEANHST, Mos? WHOLESOME MAL! | FAMILY WINE and BEVERAGE EVER OFFERED TO J A THIRSTY PUBLIC, IT NEVER LIQUOR STORE er » any part of the city, $1.00. Want anything, try Star Want ad Great Biaiciericy Sale Now in Full Blast SEATER & COMPANY Furhiture, Carpets, Crockery, Tinware and Stoves all Going at Cost 3 912-914-916 FIRST AVENUE, SEATTLE, WASH. 19 @ 9BODODIG 180 018904610400 006000008006 C0OCRCOres | | : i Oe NEW TRUCK FOR agi i} % =A ? Ramaker Music (0, HEADQUARTERS Has Ladders Which Will Scale Some Very Dizzy Heights Clearance Sale AT GOLDMAN'S BEGINNING MONDAY Easy Morey Every article in the Store will be a Awerdlet for $2000 en re-| Reduced in Price until the end of f Dennis McLaughlin awainat the | the month, imate = = Umbrellas and Ebony Goods at | Bring Your | Prescriptions | To Us. WE GUARANTEE whee Rollability Prompt mess| 1-2 Price GOLDMAN’S 901 Second Avenue Corner Marjon 4 ain 19: “Harvard Dental Parlors” 512 Second Ave. Over German Bakery | hheinteer ThisTrade Mark The Michigan Stove Com- pany (Guarantees All Stoves and Ranges. A new car load Extracted and filled absolutely with-| just in, ut pain by tific meth. GEO. H. WOOHOUSE co. The Senttlo Home of the Garand 1408 Second Ave. A | Tie Organs of Sense and hearing—ere strongly, to by the ORGANS in our show rooms. First we would direct attention to the KIMBALL ORGAN, an instru- ment of exceptionally fine tone ana handsome appearance, but if this is too costly there are others of pleas |ing tone and construction at such small prices that no home can afford to be without one. If you should later to exchange for a Piano, may do s0, D.S. Johnston. C, 903 Second Avenue Burke Build HARVARD Hours—s days, 9 DENTAL s,m. to 8 pm PARLORS. Sun- | LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON WUT AT $2.75 PER TON ‘This kole ts from the new stope which we have just nd is the best domes. $ | te kole in the market. ISSAQUAH COAL ft New York Block, Seattle, W: I Want—Mountain Lion, Black Tall, Tom Thumb. I have for sale at special prices Great Republic, Lost Creek, Queen Oil Agent for the Crow's Nest Ot) and Coal Company. Ltd. “ EASON which ts serv gant atyle from 6 to 9 in Mar ING HALL fer 75 cente—in ing wine: and in the PRIV- DINING ROOMS for $1.00. . no the finest LUNCH R in the elty (open day and night) Mm connection, where cuisine and service are unsur- panned. Entrance 210 James. —————— | Want anything, try Star Want ada. New York Dental Parlors, 614 FIRST AVENUE, PIONEER SQUARE THE NEW YORK DENTISTS "CCR He The ONLY DENTISTS in Seattle who use ABSOLUTELY PAIN- CCERK [4c He LEBS METHODS for extracting teeth, applying gold crowns and Alling th Purs ALL etn METHODS are KNOWN a4 USED by the NEW TORE ‘01 , CIAL Tes are at/ or you in times past PARLORS are still there. bag DENTISTS ONLY _GtHers al win Rue | All of our old time-tried he same Qoctor® Who worked YORK DENTAL Set of teeth .. Gold crown filling r fitting Tecth extracted free with. pain When other work is ord do not try to compete with cheap dental work st dental parlors and best equipped operating roome inthe whole ‘our teeth out in the morning and go home with new ones the ork. Our name t. | We have a workmen and tf modern den ‘work Will cost by we do exactly as we Bright Convenient Inexpensive given with all work for 10 years, New York Dental Parlors =: Hours: $:30 a. m. to 8:00 p,m. Sun. Office: Fourth and Morrison Portland; 614 First avenue, r square, Howard building. 8:90 a. m. to 2:00 p. m. One Round Dollar The Seattle Electric Co. Will buy more from a merchant ivertises than from ope . Why? The up-to-¢ ng merchant moves 907 First Ave. ods quickiy and for this an fell cheaper than his competitor, who does not adverti If you trade with us, we ‘antec you perfect satista paid us. fon and full value fo lay every dollar Every ad new e BUY SEA LEVEL And make a profit of t. within three months. For partic apply UNEQUAL EYES Heater Headquarters Do you se equally well with We can iL you a heater JOHN M. DAVIS & Co. both even? Ie not, both may bel either waod at» bottom Red Ia! bind no certainly prices, See ok and ask Glasses will help you our prices before buying, A. LINDAUER Scientific Optician 22 Pike St. “REDUCED PRICES ture ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street Tel. Green 72 eful an will bi Umbrella Surgery west price y en umbre On all p frames until Feb ury 1 ur old or as good as r ALFRED S. WITTER & CO. 1114 Second Ave, COLD FEET "Satan Umbrella Hospital 1221 First Ave. : HOTEL BUTLER eoee ou won't have m it you poly Saeen| 7 nae HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. é ae ee F | a bo Fint and Pike Tel. Main 956 E. C. NILES, 109 Cherry St. 2G20O8G99OBG 9OGOS@0009 SET OF 9 PIECES ONLY 25 1 make a specialty of treating uses of the CENTS masks, Washington D. Photographic Supply Co, 211 Columbia Street DR. H. T. anitarium, Hinckley Fourth Floor TURNER, Block, 1415 Second Ave. Same Side of the Street, Same jf Block as the Bon Marche