The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1903, Page 3

' a ibtind ‘ ‘ t THE SEATTLE STAR. STAR. a jane RORIS INCIDENT “cLosen! od 10 be amberg oe ov, Boulevard . nth | NS: ay 844. Addition dee - SAMUEL B, CROCKETT PASSED On Lake Union LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT } JIMINEZ MAS CONTROL AGAIN OF THE GOVERNMENT ONCE Hire ‘ i AWAY AT KENT YESTERDAY,! phe pest and cheape n ; WRESTED FROM HIM-—WOS Y. GIL HAS SKIPPED Hinckemithe—W, CT, U. hat, | AGED 4 YEARS 1 Pont the ofa ¢ te : : Enatr ha ipa j LABOR MEETINGS | wae de é Mamie) B. Crock \e ; . ' t t tof Wns Y terd ' " t Kent, att * 100 o n Lote at ' ‘ N cm ar A or f th t n to fa00 bk h, | eraph \ " ttle in the Puget 1 ' ] ; " rips ¥, block | and one of the earliest ploneera of the $5.00 a Month, i ipmen-—Fiyer 4 = sid Crockett made the overland |? f I Journey from Missouri to the shores of Puget Sound tr M4, We mn par with oO and oh ' ’ { others who faved the greatest hard ent lot luring the " . reach the rv West. MMe ded firet t 4 ale We ' Ww V oure in 184 and later have lot ert ; . 7 a points th of what now rangtr Ke J f Shortly after. he ed} | ‘ xt " | | ne rd stories of the fabu bs ‘ | REGRET Th: many others to hunt Merrie i | with many ¢ to hunt for the'y { WILL NOT INTERFERE | low metal. ‘The trip proved a f ie ! WABHINGTON? DC, Nov. 2] Ho was stricken with malar took stat receipt | FIVE BOYS, WHO INSULTED EX.-| a steamer from Ban Francisco for Ar From $176 to $200 ench. . m Unite ria, Orewon, in Asgunt, 184 \ ates Mit which th PUGILIST'S “LADY,” KNOW] “Thorougniy, dinguated with ¢ On payments of $98 cash and & r ( yester= | . fornia, Mr. Crockett went bark to hia & month, or $10 cash and $1 : ; iat Slonsi| BETTER MANNERS NOW iia team wast Cuvapin and. lives ah =i ; ; . ' ming there @ greater part of the time there —_ ¢ after oO - o & guloon man, Ch Mr. Crickott | | a Chinese noodle! .. Tumwater and HOME-BUILDER | and Ve | his famtiy fram the 1 ! | wens the Indian war brok t he na b o o ' : mee brother constructed wo fort one of which is attit at « $100 cash, balance monthly, will In 1867 Mr. Crockett went act you’ a home now. W siteriat temas we have 12 plane ready - he 1 to Kent where ? “ Hegel bond , Our prices include atree sidewalk and city which we are now putting tt > INVESTMENT. | . What will water front on Lake 4 t me Union, facing on Weatiake lin duty bound « ney 1 nieces. Houlew be worth In ter Percell whut th —-~ years? ‘The 1 to thie lake He ' will be completed long t micaneie eninn be that. Is $100 a foot extrava , just tn gant? It's only 0 now, tt “4 = rrr ‘ Habbard lots are worth th ‘ ’ Kk the bunch sand is worth twice as h. The income is 16 per were given low MORE DREDGES SENT TO DIG cent now TURNS DOWN DAMAGE SUIT OF thelr age. They ‘— : OUT THE GOLDEN GRAVEL a agent Is on the ground week DIRECTORS WHO RENTED ek days, Every lot is placarded Naa RanmaeecameaaemenS : HARPER'S CAMP SCHOOLHOUSE FOR A PRIZE cHURCH MEETING | L U ic d C F ws ' ex 2 ake Union Land Co. 1GHT ; i - , : they (Specia! to The Star) Geo, A. Virtue, Pree é ee ae aes ing the} _VAN¢ B. Y Leiehren , 304-6 Bonton Block frectors t ; ms eh on eri eee 2M-#31 Pioneer Building , fx : wr Christ ree the law] latest ent g toca ve oa eela O's oan 13790 om nore, | the dredat | LIBERTY WAS SHORT evening in Ju : ° = peneeiy } awe Seeee ment of the » art |rownd whieh conta ortunes for} of the defends ® ¢ operators See bee D. B, Carr was yesterday released against Justice of the F | i nwa the golden STAY” | been “serving aentenc etty lor Wright of Bertin. the as at Mare ' e Horsetly | tarceny Plaintifts $25 each for | nee | river since Y x violated the la Wright was sued | es reing bim with the same far 810.000 ay" . | A inlet offense. The Heattle ‘Trans ! | pnth's t pany, which is the complaining w re rent- mat & meme ulleges that last May Carr stole f | have tak two grips from ¢ of ite wagons. and timated, 96 This being the second offense, an ef- | as ray a in fort will be made to send him to the | ‘ of i 2 camp WESTERN AVENUE COMMIS. ; ¥ Dodi m | ; | by Dodwell @ SION MEN FORM A NEW ASSO pany. te agents for Alfred } : oa jatated that erpool, that the big steamer Ping CIATION FOR PURPOSES OF Suey, will wall from Liverpool De A MYSTERIOUS NATURE violat & scientific ary prise fight see but that the e the meat re as being napector's The dinary prize fight. wing offi- extabliahed unt nt man to fill R. Sutter, the present mea has resign m account of all salary attached t pe snd will leave the city’s em ploy December 1 e sider Y thin after MEN SELECTED TO FILL VA.) Daniel Miller, recently on trial for ni the Seattle postal fraud. ee Ag $1.00 wr. ¢ ver cent. in chased 9 Jorn o~ rn ial ld ue Collins by hie first w (Special to The Star) Jcontended that their dmother ~| COLPAX, 3} ‘The barn of| wat entitied to pmunity inte | George St. Peter, a farmer living two | in the Seattle 1 property, val [miles north of Co burned last | at about $50,004 jotght with all cont % | stock, which was res The China M lis £2, ag Meee 7 scheduled to ma Yokoh | rday for Puget sound ports. Bh: followed by the Funnes . which In tush with be and she by ng Suey with a Febr the Ping § jerrive im The Miner School of Music com posed of an aggregation of four nde of this city, will HEAD CRUSHED BENEATH BiG | TIMBER, NEAR OLYMPIA aive moert at the fro of our store on Saturday, the 2th, (Special to The Star.) to begin at 1:6 p. m., rain of fin ea da re en Ss An idea of the playing strength | Ka @ hook tender in a Blackiill may be gained by stating that It fs composed of 17 trombones, 2 cor logging camp, was instantly killed at PER POUND |the camp yeaterday, McKay was : nets, 14 clarinets, 12 alton, § basses, B) “parbuckling” @ log over a stump Java Blend Ce 4 baritones, 6 drums, 3 piceolos. when big tin Twas ed we guaras tt . |, on top of the stump it suddenly A grand total of eighty-five mag- I) vung around, striking McKay on nificently trained musicians. | the head, killing him instantly. The Come and see the wonderous task 5) i. man wea well known in this Noss at all crise tak oe “4 ©f conducting sighty-five pinyers. vicinity and | ep of Alexan- |g collee pl yt eins er cas der McKay, a Northern Pacific tim- istaction on all ber crute Bulk I Creamery But inidtohiguaaate — , 2 pounds Bam Irwin, of th Packing . . ma, where he had gone to at rn Eee ’ J.Redelsheimer & Co. Btrongest Overcoat House In the State. tend the mocting of the Myntic Shrin ers Wednesday night. He b Interorban train at Tacom started to walk from one car t other. The cars were uncoupled and| in the Garkness Mr. Irwin stepped off| the end and fell to the track now at the Providence howpital T Adams ™22<t $21 SECOND AVENUB. 900-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia. Tt Pays to Trade on First avenue. } He te} , of business the CANCIES IN THE POSTOFFICE office w be sed for, “‘bevand COLLINS’ ESTATE that it w newer #8 & means DEPARTMENT | fe se ly WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 2@-—| All the large commissian houses! BE. Lawrence of Vermont han been “ the sapociation, appointed to succeed Assistant At- a Sen mea ood torney Christiancy, resigned, and R. new associa W. Webster of Kentucky, to succeed aded in dark sinking | cem ber atarting it} the river for 1000 and 40 feet in width. lays he worked he was her gravel than ne struck @ ravel on the top y he piped b thie © BANTA WAS i SET FREE 12 for Puget sound ports, Union Savings & Trust Co, open all dey Saturday, until § o'clock Deposits received In any sum, from $1.00 up time deponits. 112 Cherry” street, with the murd on November 2 juitted during th at MENU FOR SUNDAY DINNER, Nov.29 today 4 at « procesding against his wife. Mra] Queen Olives. Radisher Annie Burnett, on 4 of desertion Young Onions, ——= Cansomme Colbert Eagles, Attention! Chicken a la Reine. | ral of Brother J. W. Clam Chowder, member of Nome nerie id from Bagies’ hall, on) Ppesh Crab Salad, Mayonnaine Sauce 1903, at 1 p.m r of are requested| aFi et di Sole a la Parisienne. WOOD. Bricnssee de Volaille Montigny. thy President.Jo ft ala ie. WD, thy Secretary. : Prine of Reet, pullflower Baw Baked or Ma Assorted Cheene. Fruit, Binck Coffee. DIAMONDS, OTHER PRECIOUS STONES AND PEARLS, FINE WATCHES, FRENCH BRONZES, SILVER- WARE AND CUT GLASS That you see daily the sa ple eating in our 4 It is bec t to nerve 6 ng room? ause we atr to our utme ir patrons with the very best ked in the most appetizing manner G. Beninghausen 713 & 715 First Ave. 1220 Becond Ave. Soffee to Perfection. ii 0. to MacDou wiek Next & South. “. | Lp wh omamt iron SR gp Oe ea ol Which Port'a Doll Is = oP Your Hz, Cvtiligd: ChOlCe MGM TEE I Juliet? SATURDAY NIGHT From 6:00 to 9:30 P. M, FI mt ' At ONE-HALF Price ' ° A TREMENDOUS SMASH-UP IN uy ' bd PRICES be HILDE j t i " ' Li b h . market, rek f t " ive aa . 4 LADIES! J P nud r f goods will be f : 506 17¢ THIS SALE 18 NOW ON ‘ |OPEN EVERY EVENING ' lide UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK BRAS © t . ight | nd A ‘ KTH 1 10¢ 1 1 LID BOO! t TOY FURNI ' ‘ fh blew t 106 PICTUE ay beau bo 108 4 per cent, interest paid on | STORE CLOSES TONIGHT AT 9:30 McCARTHY DRY GOODS COMPAR Y Second Avenue and Madison Street of the year ' Piano as repre y re ry doll f rearone f ' n the be cqpiained to 70" later on We handio READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS a large |S€@ OUR GOODS line of If ye nd t puret no a Pianc Up to date within the next two years, this your opportunity Furniture CLINE’S Heaters Piano House, Second and Union. Chiffoniers Ranges We Sell Goods on the Easy Payment System Open this Evening until 10 o'clock THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. INCORPORATED First ave., Gor. Pike Opp. Bon Marcha | CASCADE LAUNDRY CO CALL-TRADE PRICES SHIRTS 10¢ COLLARS 2c CUFFS e chasing where, Thompson FurnitureCa.| Uncorporated ) Opp. Bon Marche. 1427-1429 tet ave, cor, Pike, = | 817 SECOND AVENUE=—= and THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET YOUR EYES Are ae ptly attended, We search out the smallest defect and correct your eyes, thereby relieving all eyestrain or weakness. es reasonable, Work guaranteed. — Schuchard Cpitcal Co., Eye wee 187 Second ave. A HOT PROPOSITION ok the fact that COLES you one-third your coal bil. possi ble, with little work. at work. po First ave Grades of $15.00%Suits w. B. Hutchinson over Come in and see ope We Have Several ERNST BROS., 506 Pike St. One, Two and Three-Acre Tracts within ‘Brunner & Co. sa Gpinansibengarni Callfornia Port and Sherry 75¢ per gallon 85c per gallon delivered On the car Ine, 20 minutes ride of the city; improved and un improved. If you are interested kindly ¢ d let us show them to you. Herbert §. Upper 10, 11 and 12 Scheuerman bik. First ave. and Cherry et, Persons who Stoné Monuments ™ are those who do not know the beauty, and lasting qualities of Whité Bronze (Purified Zine) Scientists know and recommend aa | | immed being good for thousands of years, Wedding Rings, Dia = mond Opal, Garnet EDGAR BRYAN Seven ——_— 0 60 Hinckley Block Oe ee ice ERButterworth & Sons [\Leo’s Business Houghton & Hunter Senn Senn ee Undertakers and Embalmers Have removed to thelr new block, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1921 ‘IRST AVENUE 0 ege Roth Telephones A thoroughly modern place which you are at liberty to call and i pect a ae a er ee ene rthand, typelng. — bookkeeping, nehip-arithmetic. spelling, gram: xame mar reward