The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1903, Page 3

STRIKE ALL BUILDING TRADES CALLED IN SPOKANE OUT Garments Fur Silk , Petticoats THE SEATTLE STAR. 3 FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated Fine Furniture Fine Furniture 2 er aa to The Ster) | KANT Yo—What wil of the most } was inaugu gat when the Cc e P Dozens of sufable presents are to be seen in a short trip through our stock ist a few the ae taken ay Panne te |g ticles we carry are Plumbers a) Mate ni ae ristmas resents | TOILET TABLES, PARLOR TABLES, LIBRARY TABLES, LADIES’ DESKS, GI Om all buildings, w © exception 1 FONIERS, BRASS BEDS, LEATHER UPHOLSTERED GOODS, RECEPTION CHAIR ALS ngs Bila gt ast Friday ep pate Prices |B SION FURNITURE, CUT GLASS, FANCY DISHES OF ALL DESGRIPTIONS, CHAFING DISH eee Be fone . plumber has} | DINNERWARE, STEINS, CLOCKS, CANDELABRA, BACHELOK CABINE! CHILDRED ROCK This order of tne ali tag traden | BAGS, CARRIAGES, GO-CARTS, HIGH CHAIRS, STOVE AND RANGL ORIENTAL AND OTHER RUG sn up meen Bulag tt LACE CURTAINS, CARPET SWEEPERS, Etc for an | of from 8% to $5.00 | ied | Tired Women Shoppers Will Find a Resting Room on the Spring Street Side of the Main Floor, Containing Tele i pSCOFIELD, Utan, Deo, 10—Attor yysnatighion’ Lanes Framed Pictures, Black and Quit phones, Latest Periodicals, Etc. You Are Welcome to Make It Your Headquarters. Peeeteest she striking mainers, wea) SSereh Seaicaes framen, regular values 690, #90 and 79 | ye Ae was immediately nab. | There is one point we would impress upon you if you wish to gain Ea The nominal charge against him ts | the lasting appreciation of the ones to whom gifts are sent. Simply this: [kag criminal libel an interview he is | 8 OPF 8 Py wald to have give t, wherein he emmer . attacked | he pen . . | eon i What Is the Matter Our Regular All Da Frida Lt. ad nd AirTight pean Eac h Each FT With a Pi 8 y y JC- Cc ac if With a Piece of S Heater - Hall Furniture pecia bes in ambush behir bound in cloth and 12 inches, board covere and cloth backs, For a Christmas Present | lowing Blanket uate eae be ‘ba all day { nx “al Ww brush. The e " 7 é | thes, and tha atter then jumped | ° ; gers $7.50 11-4 Size All Wool seanmeanstniateniiliagigs | STEALING | Blankets $4. 85 a Pair ae | _. The colors are s an, with Jacquard border CONTINUES ‘A number of carpenters’ tools and | Pluinbing fixtures belonging to B. B avenue sjolen £ makes over 25 burglaries of | way. This this kind within the past month. Up nt tools have | of town wards of $1,000 worth been taken from all par from houses under constr Relther the tool* nor the have been found tn any < A close wateh has been the lecal second-hand st Rone of the plunder has bee: for sale. but offered | fe Each ks, with full-page ation, regular value 10c For Dressing Cases o Comb and Mirr elt and tvory finish, with ox er mountings. regular value $3.75 the set aining Brush, For Brush and Comb Sets of ebonotd. in Shell, Biack and fvory finish, with oxydized silver mountings, regular value $1.49. [19 Each Collar and Cuff Boxes, in embossed leather and celluloid, with silk linings regular values $1.26 and $1.50, These Blank ctly all wool in warp and filling 8 are gua ag They weigh 5 Ibs. to the pair. 8:00 to 11:00 Tomorrow Large Size Muslin Covered Silk Floss Pillows Regular 7oc, 22x22-inch size Regular Soc, 24x2q-ine!) size Paris Wilton Tie regular $60 v. sat ory Heater of kind that car We recommer good ered other Heaters selling at sim- ilar prices, the Star is lined clear to the top. It is equip- ped with cast-iron pipe col lar, and has a nickel name plate and top ornament, The body is of polished steel. No. 1—Length 18 in., height be service Instead of be lined most ing are oxi2 ft, . $43.75 Any Jardiniere in the Store at One- Tt te the « ¢ the police that | the plunder } and dis. | ; ‘% hk : a iad “ Don't you think a pretty Half Regular Price kent relars, PULLED HIS MAMMA'S HAIR Bobbie Jones a I-year-old boy of a miscellaneous Horses, Stuffed Dolls and Animaie, Rattles, Tope, etc, valued oh. Each 98c For Traina of track der and Passenger Coach, regular value 91.49 each, Locomotive, Ten- Hall Tree, a Hall Rack, a Costumer, a Hall Seat, a Hall Mirror, an Umbrella Stand, or something else in this line would be a nice gift? Think it over. We've a large line of such goods to show you | Win cone an | No. 3—Length 24 in., height 21 in $4.75 Nickel Ratis, per set, 85e extra F REDERICK | & NELSON lacer porated 1¢ Housefurnishers 2d Ave., Madison, Spring We will take your eld Stove and allow you all it Is worth as part payment for new one. whom his mother fnatste is incorrig- | able, was committed to the reform) school today. His me tition for his commitme weeks ago and Judge Tallman about to send him to Chehalis at th time, bot Everett Smith. a who Was in the court room hearing, offered to look af Ittle, if the judge would g1 more chance. Instead of improving tn his habits. however, Bobbie is said to have be ‘ come even more depraved, and, tn fact, is said to have been hard-heart ed enough to setualiy pull the hair of his widowed mother when she at- tempted to chastise him. The Doll Contest Now Stands uliet, - - - 2890 ortia, - - - 3160 > CRESCENT = ee For Kid Body Dolls, slightly sotled, ular value $1.19 and $1.49 sss (YE) corer... | CASCADE LAUNDRY CO CALL-TRADE PRICES SHIRTS 10¢ COLLARS 2c CUFFS 4c ————— Ninety-nine times better than most most 30 and 35-cent bulk coffees, because it is packed in cartons when hot, insuring full strength and uniform quality. One pound, 26e. At Grocers. CONGRESS NATIONAL SOLONS CONSIDER 817 SECOND ME en al THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET TEETH DISA GRE ED wonference between the cor tee of the city ye 4 the Seattle BWletric Com T pany officials and the residents of | {es een Lake, in the council eha bers, over the ordinance introduces | Murphy of the Ninth ward. com | pelling the street car company to | Employ no Students. All Oper- ators Are Graduates and Licenced, Se A 12-YEAR $9.90 WRITTEN $400 GUARANTEE ations comm Charles Lewis was this morning — longing to Arthur Johns, which he had arge of grand larceny was ADMITTED THEFT McCarthy Dry Goods Co. { ae ears | / SWEA A R TH AT l WILL Second Ave. and Madison Street AND WAS FINED fall In default of payment Silver Fillings . Porcelain Crowns ‘The fury which heard the sult In Merryman On May 8 Lewis sold some tools be quitted on a technicality ition that Lewis plead gullty, which stituted by Alexander againat the Ma soctation, to secu Gold Crowns, 22k j Zhe Pacific Quartet will stag st €& LIFE WAS ATTEMPTED BY AN ASSASSIN IN AM- Fen M.-P. church, ‘corner $4 and | MAN WHOSE LIFE | Fixe.® specified service on the Green| straining the Gates “|' ROUTINE MATTER Bridge Work, per tooth Pine, next Sunday night tte BUSH, MAKES HIS FIRST STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION Lake line, It is expected that a| ting his business, dina WITH — rs large number of Green Lake ¢ | verdict this morning WASHINGTON, D, C. Dec, 10.— vhosasesvaete : | any | be in attendance at the m | charged by erior fhen the house met te the pen- Full Set Teeth 8 [Tgwear thet 1 will find the man — Fiano niente carries $1,100,000 lean] No Charge for Painiess Extrac ent | whe acted ‘wa ouch 9, cowardly: way | BARR convicteD —— the appropriat! wt" OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS 227.°2,?< Stee: ¥, ie ee eae _ 4 ste “Getactt reventative Tay presented | Abbot Blk. by a/ that I can lay my hand a privat fletective a joint r ution providing for a} LADY ATTENDANT. sang or ae — HER $10 ult and battery a few aper reporter at widence | gullty man within vin committee represe congress, to! mittee representing Congres, } HOURS evening till & Sundays, 9 @. mn. to 3 p.m howpital. I leave the hompital. At e eur visit the opent of the He talked freely to a Star man and | tell just about who hired the work ie supers 2. At —_— Be BE memmorating | told the story of the shoot t | done. ors Pag rd was tn new man He says that the Pinkerton ened; but in the Hemrich family |Sfter tracing Hussell to the Seattle barbery gwas fined Hi rning tor | resolution provider fc ve Agency is doing all in its power | there was always opp hotel, one day, Jumped on him and| Juptteg Cann’s court this im: . fon 14+ fpewandthe to capture the coward wh ropt- | wequaintanc th M 7 [deat him badly.” He gnve notice of| working’ without m loense In littls Seaene 4 5 Riemsat of » cap ne ¢ “ tance ah aneea: shington street. ‘Thin was emeny chairman 0 e4 to murder him, and o that| do not care to state j2n appeal apt edhe ~ “ n un-|Propriations committee, objec j it has been learned that a strange | would lead anyone The Pacific @ — | ane = pense wd 3 wongget + Bh er the canstetios ax mie Je | aN ORGANIZATION TAKING IN SEATTLE, TACOMA, EVERETT n was inquiring at the present time one © Quartet will ring at) lpenes oy | already api nh i AE hag First M. P. church, corner td and| rested for this offense in the State of d already app AND WHATCOM IS BEING PLANNED te BA I mga He op [Pine, next Sunday night *2*| Whehington ao salen We have in our windows. the jaw = for a “wh of little side | ‘They are all high-grade | “No matter what course hough their price may take in the matter,” anid Nink, | pital. n all probability, a four-club la- The fact that Seattle had a good ‘as high as their — " at Futher action was doferred by| croese league, comprising teams rep-, team last season has become known Rage ee cole mat ge iy Hs LBAe CAN POOOCODOIOOH |Lamar, who asked a question of| resenting Seattle, Tacoma, Sverett| throughout Ontario, Canada, ba rey Rete i |inally ‘announced. Eastern people I ror takeside early June Sifted privilege, in which he desired to| and Whatcom, will be organized with-| many offern have been received from holiday its ia to be found interested in the venture are said a impeach District Judge Swayne of| in the next few months, A movement | first class men in the East who are Peery | to be superstitious about the 13th Peas, worth 200 can rrant Florida for absence from office and| is now on foot to have a meeting of| willing to accept positions in Seattle Tears tabie than 6 teave | Manager Strauss denies this, He J a violation of justice in his decisions, | all those interested in lacrosse in th eo that they could become requir everything in Clothing, ff] ays var im made in order to |] BEST QUALITY PURE LEAF His resolution fupeaching Judge lt ee. ‘Tha mecting will probabty| playing. gaembers at thie Seaceh te Hats and Furnishings for t= lect the carrier system, 3 Was passed without oppo-| be held in thie elty = ~ wilds apeied 10c a Button , apes : | MRE | | are lacrosse players from ¢ | eustern part of Canada resid Man, Boy or Child Our prices are right See Our Windows Special price for tomorrow, day Fri $1.00 a Rip POQIOISSIOOONN WOOD AND COAL ALL GRADES Franklin, Randi Musgier w ‘Tuesday evening at utheran church. Rev. M. A ristensen officiated. Both bride 3-1, 6-Ib Palle sss... Pails 10-1b, Pails 29¢ ADE Spooner eking for th of Tan n of| attlo team i# back nt] and is now Neweastle, Sold nd groom are well known residents 98e ‘ in mation of Victor| ing tacre in th BL : n sae ™ in nation ctor | ing lacros e atate tack Diamon¢ Rosty: of Balla . : TRY ADAMS’ COFFERS.—Our Exclusively Duhaime of New Hampshire, to bel about tt Coals. Also Coke | 320 Becond Ave. consul at Saltillo, Mexico. Charcoal, You get an HONE Leary =| | Coffees gre fresh roa d daily by Benator Hoar gave notice that he| load of best wood when you or December 17, he would 1 | PERFECTION oo would call up the resolution calling | Thur iy aly ‘slivenaaet Overcoat House Not Only in on the president for Panama revo- | addr ihe senate upon his bill) ELEPHONE lution facts, as’#soon ae its consider. | providing for holding the interna- Independent 99. in the State 900-804 First av IT PAYS TO TRA FIRST AVENUE Toklas, Singerman Lamber Ex- & Co. Cor. Second change bidg and Seneca | SUPERSTITIOUS, | LOS ANGELES, Gal, Dec. 10.—} The first insue of Hearst's Los An-| xeles Examiner {# to appear Decem- xposition in Oregon in. con- a with the Lewis and Clark and authorizing an ap- 2 for the same, The sen- tonal n would not Interfere with the Cullom called up th ing that he was prepared it gave OOFFEE But in EVERYTHING In Our Watehword. Jat }Cuban bill jlatter, # to din Mitchell EATTLE COAL & WOOD CO. QO. BE. HALL, Manager. Tea & Coffee Adams "22" $21 SECOND AVEN First Ave. South and King Street notice that