The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1903, Page 8

SULD FUR PRICE. AND LEFT 10 DIE IN WANT TELLS PITIFUL STORY OF BE RELATIVES ‘OUR STRENUOUS ° MINISTER TO SAN DOMINGO WOMAN INMATE OF POORHOUSE ING CAST OFF AND PROMINENT cial to The Star) » STAR DUST Why They Are Thankful UNEARTHS RIG PLOT GEN. BELL CLAIMS HE HAS DISCOVERED CONSPIRACY TO BLOW UP COLORADO MINES ed and bolled down by the Star Dust Man ansisted by Stet 4 Krasy Krank, acoom Sal a: e timekeeper.) A Word from Josh Wise the board of public taxpayers are cause if we don't Ey Fy time 1 hear Watchdog James Dull-dored the city out of a | Because I have Weatherman Buessed right | there wae a doesn't have hotid Old age must the Vindieats Pve got a good strong strap 4 age mus Because I'm the people the best street car service | believes are all are new being held have its fling. and the mud he not turkeys, Two young Japanese are In Seattle getting away 060-mile trip to wr district before seema to be, ow “ . » be headed for yten te Goubl, avel to forget it remains to Ryen at that General Wood never associated with Rathbone ‘There seems to be ae jetters within the past few days of the communications to Gener » alwaye has a fat roll with which to pay her fines + will be popped off If you ever me to Cripple Creek |THE DEATH OF REMAINS A MYSTERY Some of the That city being in but why mention » street contractors try | the blame on the sand m tainly baw filled ¢ board of pub | hin beat, ace mneant BOARD OF | WORKERS, company of ? cluding me cunning haven't «ot | way thetr souls are their own. King Leopold is comin, tea to visit the world’s fair. f that the midway will be twice as large a the one at Chicago and . he'll make @ thorough tn- Our Sunny Pete (By the Offic Cultus Pete SUFFICIENTLY CIVILIZED Mrs, Jones (reading) @ mother-in-law come within a mile of her dusky son-in-law's hut.’ “And yet we send mis-| Pounding away at the wrong and sionaries out there to civilize those And once did his work on the car- penter plan He'd hammer away from morning is not allowed “A Milito able drama will be the att fomee ss ‘The high and the low were dead easy M—The murder NEW YORK, Nov New York's swell society has been cut down to 200. And it could stand another eut, at that. “Poor Parsons, his wit those advanced thinke “No, she isn't advanced talkers. For Pete's hammer arm never knew | the word lame. But « change can come over mont any old man fs one of! And note a big change In our Peter sent the charms Among the Flowe | hall on the evening Attorney Jerome will b ‘The latter has already that he is positive the w but that some mysterious just one of those ‘This morning he came to his work And fatled to refer to all news ax/| Looks as if Schwab had « real at- tack of nervous trouble this time. When the bey ticked off “ aithough what reason he had to te jealous no one seemm to on be had not met the woman | _Statinticn recently comptied WORMS “I write to let you know how I ap- T commenced amber and took for the market Bought « turkey for mamma ma. | rooned out at Rows And sweets for the bables God gave Thanksgiving can be beat fille up with sunshine » knocker like Pe The Doctor 1 kfiow a doctor Who is neither fat taking them again and [passed another tapeworm and over « thousand small) evioum to my taking Cas- Laiways had « small « Wm. F. Brown, “Old Jed Prouty™ . N.Y. O14 Jed Prouty has not outlived his ry dark his hair » patience, none at all, Yet hundreds ‘round him swarm allow quarts of medicine ‘live and warm the time will come, sen this physician's sk{i! thie wide the grave We'll all lay cold and stilt, aren and nn Beatle have getting older it ix not noticiable. and} hose who were at the Seattle theater) bear witness fact that he is the same “ able to make The Bowels To keep them audience laugh and none will admit that the t Though Robert Craig may present «| that ts something simiiar| to that made by Richard Golden Most of the time h and a good one at be oe! Menino tabi mon STEALING REM Annual Sale camdheee Boxes! heard her name and fed at stamped ©. Vout] MARY'S. DEFINITION Mary Mclean blew office yerterday. definition of a kins he ts different Into the ®. D. Whatever may of yore, It would te-wvery hard to equal the emlongated Zeb t |ry M. Moore » Luke the Loon Buy Your Clothes On Credit Our styles combing with the most practical ideas, giv to our garments, Kance and « and all the others who were | won't to be found around Jed Prouty’s including Alice, child reads her lin: rt ag well as the dd handies her | fitting garments for men in something arusans can produce. and the balance fence for your ch | Waters did well as Crum being well acted | the company tn the & program of musical features that tn of entertainment willbe seen at the} EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. One Price—Cash or Credit 422-424 PIKE, corner Fifth Ave. “Ola Joa. Prouty THE SRATTLE STAR DWOCWUTUBADA TOON DE DETT40014 We Wish You One and All « Joyful } Thankegiv We Wish } You One and All a Joyful { ‘Thanksgiv ing Day. ing Day. The 1500 Oi Pain ngs WHICH Wie Arug Gt }AWAY THIS WEEK ARE ISHOING Herorne THe Git DMMAND MH Mi ? BOFONG UB MORNIN UN, IF YOU HAV NOT YE } } H } GREAT UMBRELLA DAY TOMORROW won Fra . a’ he far x 1 1 $125 handte H nat $ pe ie | . $1.75 OF CHILDREN'S AND MI EQUALLY Ag GOOD VAI Frame Un At Bedrock $ Prices illiner We have selected from our Millinery Stock 260 1 Ready-tor Wear Mats, mortly every « in Berateh Felt, Every Hat the newes from $1.60 to $2.60, for Your Choice Tomorrow Only..... ONE- THIRD OFF ALL “WOMEN’S SUITS Ni be made tomorrow on our entire con ete stock of Ladies’ Suite it but what-ie the most up-to-date in style, material finist CROWDING-OUT SALE _ In the BIG HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT we are making re © THR HOLIDAY GOODE AND TOYS, As a-resuit we offer GREAT BARGAINS in GNANITE and =TINWARE This price « Not one » CHINA, CUTLERY, LAMPR, GBASEWARR, E FANCY CHINA LAMPS, pretty decorated pat KITCHEN CUTLERY—Paring Knives, 4 terme, with either globe a sha@fe to my a value, for de regular $1.30 values for, each... 50 | Kitchen Kotte, best steel, tc value, for.....100 JARDINIERS, choice one let fancy hard gianed | SPECIAL VALUES IN FANCY CHINA Jardiniers, regular Wo for each 29e | HOICE one lot of Fancy China Child's Mugs. GRANITE WARE, 4 at. Upped gauce pan: rege | pa ney. eps pephitscs tetsntepatons ° viar He for oe Bde | " : | _ Plates, regular $1.00 doz, 6 for ...... .. he 4 qt. Tea Kettle; regular The, for 400 | Piates, regular $2.60 doz. 6 for $1.33 aA. ant Seattlc theater in mantines thie after noon and tonight and Frid SuShs SS THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER Neat week The Two Hivtere” « popular play written by Denman Thompson will be the bill IN SEATTLE GHURCHES “The Grand” UNION SERVICES WERE THE RULE THIS MORNING— As Mr. Pickwick Mr Honper i ®t] §PISCOPALIANS ALONE OBSERVED THE DAY IN THEIR OWN HOU ding to the Easter The jovial comedia ami this afternoon with 8 OF WORSHIP as Sam Walker, Frank He ler, or., Louls Payne as Altrea Si K. Adams as Mr. Wardle, Ge Chapman ae Mr. Winkly, Augustue|Propriate services in the various Collet! aa Mr. Snodarass, P. Will-| churches, In spite of the inclement ing ae Mr. Tupman, Guy Bartlett @x| weather the edifices were crowded. the fat boy, George Rolland as Colonel | Bpecial music added to the tmpreast Boulder, G. H Wiillame a Dr, Siam-| ness of the ¥ mineter, preached the sermon. Mpiscopaiians did not c¢ cir observance of Thankag mer, Flowsie Murray a8 Arabella the down town|" The members of the Bociety for U Marguerite Clerk as Polly, Laure together at 10:8 o’clock| versal religion, altended the musien Jorer Beil as Mre. Dardell, and other | at the First Prosbyterian church Hev.| services at the Temple Qe then parts are played by Vivia Onden, Grace | W. M. G. Temple. © of Pym: Rabbi J tverea hase os Wallace ‘Nellie Victoria and Feitee|Congregational church preached the| the satjortomenster wean neateas Robin Thanksgiving Sermon, and representa-| Ail the churches in the city tm wma lives of Methodist, Unitarian. Conere A which old were ty n follage. chrysanthe Third Avenue aational and I “May Beckton im “A Tittle Oot | Pert in the union » Is playing to good houses at the] The congregations of the Woest-| dominating. 4 Avenue theater, ext week, | Minster Presbyterian, the First Christ-| An early morning prayer aire Tramp,” a most enjoy-| tian, @md the Tabernacle Raptist| held by the jocal Chrletian thon church @athered ip the Pligrim Con-| ers in the First Presbyterian church pint rehes took Asi | MMCGD named John Murray. Both stupid from the effects of (he JUVERILE ENTERTAINERS The Junevile entertainers, peret at Christe November |r e finished SEATTLE MAN FELLED To THE | imposed by F GROUND AND 18 ROBBED AT) Criffin, Jennie will pre to Seattle men. Special to The Star) INTRALIA, Nov. %6.—Fred Hoyt yesterday pleaded guilty to} having aandbagged 0. T. Emerepn of Seattle the night before. Charien Clark, who is charged with being tm. plicated in the crime, pleaded not mutity It appeared that lark and Hoyt had met Emerson and had visited se¥eral saloons with him on Tues day afte » and evening, At o — iate hour they persua Emerron The steamer Oiympte, of the wametio walk to the park with them company, sails Monday for Coe Am-tHoyt left them, saying he would re = cirect. Tho stear Coramado fturn in a few minutes, ahd during also nail November 2 for Ban Phis ahwence Fimerson wae felled. te the @round by being struck on the side of the head by @ rock in a See Classified page for Free Want ilove po OR he had bor Ads. rowed the handkerchief from Clark, and that he had returned and struck the blow. Both boys were bound ADAMS” BAKING [50% R 16 Ounce Can |/¥ JAIL 25c AGAIN We guarantee Adame’ Rest Raking “COCAINE JENNIE” MARSHALL} Powder to please u o JUST OUT OF PEN., FALLS} ter than any high pric ra wder manufactured. | FROM GRACE IN TACOMA Try It | Special Sale Wrist Bags Carriage Bags Automoblle Bags and Purses The QUAKER DRUG (0. 1053-1015 FIRST AV. The Globe Block Phones; Main 1240, Ind. | Cocaine J nile Mareha)) the Tea & Coffee #) miccriine mend, haw completed 4 Company two-year term in the Walla Watia| ’ bast penitentiary for grand larceny, and $21 SECOND AVENUD. ie now servinge Jail sentence in antl con where she went immediateiy Ve 2 PO $4.05 OF VHr STORE CLOSED TODAY Wor morved this! gregational church in the Hroadwa morning, throughout the city, by @p-| District. Rev. J. Il. Wilson, of Went ine iual rervioes were Trinity Parteh, ®t. Marks and efully om mums, fruits and ripened grain pre rvice wan deavor rving out the lice Judge y return | nd her hollow-eyed tace | — CENTRALIA and wasted figure will again become @ familiar sight to Chief Sullivan's POLICE JUDGE ORDERS NOTOR.- 10US HAZEL BELMONT TO LEAVE CITY Beaume an Rebecca Reade, one of the best >men pickpockets in the west terday given 48 hours to leave} Shriners from all parts of the state Judge George's court. She} and for wise men from en arrested many times in Beat-| last Ue during the past two years and has | We fared in a hot of potic ant in robbery ¢ past two years, neighborhood of |The Latest Styles Stone, Fisher & Lane, Second and University Che annex soc Golf Gloves 39¢ } 15¢ and 20¢ Ribbons 1o¢ Yard 35° Women’s $35 Suits to _ Go for $2 30 « offer ¢ vice of a Grou of 85 Suits Tomor- got Worth $29.50 to $35.00, at $21 50 and Zi re pri Handkerchiefs, | 5c Bar Soap, 5¢ Ps Her Large Bar Imported minched | Hand cia | cua in Boom tor ways sold J } 20¢ Yesheo } $2.25 Shet-} $1.00 Tams, | f } } Lunch Box- {land Wool | 79¢ h | Shawl, $1.96 | Young 4 { White and and Chil § 5 wixe box, diack, 8-inch,? dren's Wool- | =| Soap, al es, 15¢ Eac knitted ly Cameve black, with oe strong leath beautifully Hair Tame, all sizes. H er strap. crocheted. Stone, Fisher & Lane Second Avenue and University Street Bulider’s Hardware, Plumbing, Hot Air Furnaces, Paints, Oll and Bullding Paper. Before buying it will pay you to get our prices. ERNST BROS., 506 Pike St. tees the $50 Purity of Crescent Baking Powder hed by the pure food laws of Bam and the Btate of Wast Guaran- Crescent is: Bag—Needs no explana Hon. Phosphate, a brain and tissue bulld- er Not controlled by the Cream of Tartar Trust, hence the price, 2 conta NOTE-—You WON'T want money back siti cain |BRAVE THE MUST DEPART HOT SANDS | WISE MEN FROM THE EAST CONDUCT CANDIDATES TO THE MYSTIC SHRINE (Special to The Star.) alias May Sloan, the meec courts as | of th * | Afitt voir of the e woman makes victims of a class | Or en who have social positions and | Shrine. reputations to maintain and who » not dare to prosecute. A number of of this kind have been re- the Seattle police within the Bea has « Anant entirely too attrac ——— eases in the height | merly of the ~ sprints gation Com Pacific Coast | CHICA purchased the steamer | heavy 81 ne price pald was ia the! started here this-for 000. < ~ storm noon pe hats have just arrived. | gepresen eM see ‘em. BK. N. Brooks «| POR S BATT Ttare of B-room cote cond ave, Arcade bldg a Fboy a! thet orl Star TACOMA, Nov. 26.—This city was for caravans of Mystic nee, Wh candidates jucted acromf@ the hot sanée desert to the mystic shrine by Ste With cupensive jewelrs | FURST REAL WINTER STORM OF ee SEASON RAGING IN CHICAGO seoees at Latona hall, “FOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Cheap. Pike. Bell care