The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1904, Page 8

| WORK BEGUN ON NEW INTERURBAN ROAD. MLECTRIC LINE WILL CONNECT SEATTLE AND EVERETT . WITHIN BIGHTEGN MONTHS—WORK WILL BE CONTINUED WITHOUT INTERRUPTION FROM THIS TIME ON A t ft x Fred & ‘ months in w ¢ the 1 Unie Ballard and cont that th h tif will be ft hed be y ™ « The t ia s 7 ° re na as fast as posst « rto a " i runs t « t r ‘ a at the Seatt wwe fully ‘ From this point it w jected | iength from t ty to} tt will th on Tha r t to Be be at 4 e north nm Becor Work was yent 5 avenue to I € t will be ca witk 4 We ar the work “Yes, madame, ou an tae £ expect y CLUB ts asknow st best Whisky a : th medicinal or $1.0 ¢ th Tastes better « 1 the price, ¢ " A § fs much lower thar if with ‘ a. 4 kies are sold for «lard 7 Fred F ov ’ Full Quart Bottle t Tacoma by a 9 : ¢ th ht-of s & Wet a 104 First Ave. Sovth ‘ > é MOTH PHONES—PINK 1751. }! M Free Delivery “ trom SPELGER & HURLBUT. SPELGER & HURLBUT, We Urge You to Share in Friday’s Savings q it Helps Prove Our Claim- 4 the More You Save.” wi eg ‘The More You Buy Here Come, and Come Early. a Again We Cut the Price of Garden Hose Well-made Hard | wove secur Wood, Adjust- fF jest De able Sereen, Cotton 38 in. high. enact Spray evens hx Pump only, at Din. Crescent Hose, ne; it's ® zor-edge Rem Grass Hook, Steel $1.79 We’ll Sell Table Oi! Cloth Friday at 17c¢ a Yd, eae Ge a Lennox Toap It's In. wide and the best Ze cealtty Large te Cake Le Soap for : “Machine Ol 4 ton. Bottle Ot! for sewing machine or lawn mower Friday Be No. § Cold Handle Acm Fry Pan, regular 2 kina Our Special Cresc ber Hose, in 2 tions, $2.55, Stevens We Spra: Pump for shrubbery, fe Friday Be Granite Sauce Pan 100 Be 40c Glass Tumblers Go for 19c a Dozen a Se full width : Window Snaier | tos. Pressed Glass Tum- | Your Choice of six pretty 3 “ lers, regular #e value, “A “dagen * ebrider 288} ver dos TT jBib— so ollmer gonad en, D Pn Baby’s Go- Glass Salt and Pepper lhe, Fri Gs Cart t Shakers, Wc pair for a pa Se|| — - ai 2.98 a nace Footed Giass Jelly $2. China Creamer Dish, tn cut-giaas ef. With Rubber | %-pint Dainty China fect, 10c value for Be tires andwick- | “Creamer, with floral | 4 er back, worth | decorations and «old | j.9t. Yellow Milk Bowl, 3 WO, Friday.. trimmings, %e value pee ae Be E METS dice sal sesh 130 | Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union “MILL, YE_ UNDERSKIRT SALE EXTRAORDINARY SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS, finest quality sateen, 14-In. three ruffies and dust ruffle; WOULD BE A BARGAIN A will be sold FRIDAY ONLY at $1.00. DON'T MISS THIS FRIDAY SPECIAL. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD. ‘Eastern Outfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth. ¥ M. Stud t Y “ r of tice y t would re | Mar w Yokohama " h ‘ . tir 1 % this month, and will be $1 DOWN and a BUCK range is placed in yo ; ' med then pay the balance te ‘ that . Beet you all it is worth as part payment on a BU CK an pre tee ee ae (ar get your Buok range tomorrow THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAYy MAY 5, 1904 New Logging Road rorr vt this store’s friends will be greatly in- terested in this splendid remy vingitaaed TERRIERS, —parti to ng you to tl what “the and STANDARD values the BUCK RANGE SHOW, are our a rranges y s veh which he a oe Pen ‘ serge = "FRIDAY SPECIAL f was an the & t and 1 ie 1 nets . aye tae aed high, finist a fine g : ee ney, SrAee and Span ——y | forth, patting Sir policemen Ink O. D. or telept osdere-for k and shouting words of f-town orders will be filled if } “i “© an't y wh you get on to it Walk “nan hepa tft th ma STANDARD FURNITURE Co. | eee. a Ml Le Schoenfeld & Sons 1010-1016 First Ave. go to Portland lat “BOMBARDED ‘SEATTLE MUST ee aso * Stone, Fisher & Lane “ TWO SPECIAL LOTS OF DAINTY Undermu lL ass @ ROMO we resume the selling of women’s fine und ins. § 7 The two special lots have been aug- ¥ mented by additions from the reser stocks--such garments as everybody seeking--fine, dainty and good--at prices lower than are usually asked for those ‘made for sale.”” A glance at the de- scriptions which follow will show how important the sale is--- Petticoats at Drawers at 89 69¢ Worth $I. 25 | Worth $1.00 acacemenrmaengeneene —(Che Annex Second Avenue and University Street 5 series Of games with the Port jland players for Monday night LONDON, May 6 ~The Centra! N have made ample arrangements to/ correspondent se telegra take re of all those who wish toy ng that following the sinking of oe inter-clty contests, G rh B. Vf fireshipe on Monday, the fleet | argage Barreis abarded the fort ~ - bombardme a resumed on Made of heavy galvanized tron with heavy wrought iron bands, ¥ and continued yesterday |} with name plate and number— | 3.50 ) DOUBLE HANGING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WAKES UP TO THE FACT THAT TA- | a ; COMA 18 THREATENING TO STEAL THIS CITY'S TRADE— - —— ERNST BROS, : (By Scripps News Ass'n.) | STAR'S PLAN MUST BE ADOPTED THE TWO-MEN TOURNAMENT || 506 Pike Stroot Phones John 2831 Ind. 1158 PITTSBURG, May 6 | — WILL CLOSE TONIGHT f Hartley, white, and James E | ai wind — “ole . Were hanged tn the count A movement for the establish-,; Seattle must do something to Adh Pli bl Pl “\y at | the trade not only of Vashon, but] esive la e@ Flate 1 "i n, |ment of a public market in Beattle.| of other nections ly > TG Gant | enn ton cutee Edwards murdered Ciinton Banks in | uch 48 The Star has been advo ay Bg Plate Ever-Pik a 00 1908. than two will) market at Tacoma : ae bee late Ever- deine nie on the! left for Beattie t » M Plate Never Porplexing, merce » the! , and offer to the far . Perfection Suction Plates Att aber's ar mach of th Only Dentists in the Weet making afterr o ary ° ay t ad from WA working | Ee Bony abe ‘ calling the at Seatiiel nx the onus t } P hamber to a pro ‘ het to} pein lead by € . i j vi ~oreg yey = bs ee aaluur heme All Work Guaranteed 15 Years. i a wong a jevery effort to « me wat on er Teeth extracted free, without paim |Ject. How far she has gone can be nat porton |. Houre—#:30 te @; Bunday, 9 to 12 and replaced with new ones the age steamboat) extimated by the alarr th which h A ‘eht for firet place has ner! @ady attendant. same day | will bring Ta-| certain friends of Seattle a ke | flow the three leading teams ECOND | | cc nd than Se-| ing upon the advantages Tacoma) With Mahnken and Davis only @ pins | MARVARD DENTISTS—518 =". —518 |BLOWN FAR AWAY FROM ay t of sending | has already gained. : t nt will « tonight | @ of the farmers from that) A mittee of the Char ee are nani birdie apne Bhormee id | shone By A cate m tp the forme iy, "Beale Commerce war angaited pemeraay asians” te'stare = | — Campbell Doubletree Compan ow am the business, but it will not ting of J. B. Meikle, A. P. Bur-| “rhe following ts the standing of the : — - be able to retain It nd F. F. Evans, who will £0! teams in the tournament | f | Mr. Stanley particulart alls at-}to Portage a ok over th 0 Qaste OVBS-..p-b contes ¢ } tention to the fact that oma isition, They will carefully 1 Games Total | bullding a public market that af-|every phase of the case and de Played. Pir tween this pert. aad were | fords the farmers and gardeners ofjon what to do in order to hold the bein... 9 pine gle Ditoed which | Vashon island much better fuctil-|trade of the island. The commit 4 “If tet | reached this city yenter that the | ties for trade than does Seattle, and! will probably go over Monday. They 9 * Hi i —}}— TT ! m wing trade to Tacoma. ‘Bhat}afternoon and return the next morn- > ital Stock $150,000.00, is making a great bid for ‘the /tng. 9 panies obear March 18, 1904. bogprentn trade of Vashon island, and Mr.|' Meanwhile serious discussion will ¢ 7 . din. tea Oe ans = ce eee by | Stanley says o Hi thing weuld}be had on the question of establiah- Offer safe investment for capita arge v s ya Shea, a mining man of| turn the tide. ing a public market b COLFAX, May 5.—J. L. Smiley, a | Sal! om 4 ena tiie ter ntit Nome, who is waiting for the first r of this coast and a veteran esl Boel Se a t oink Me > sail for the north in a let = = civil war, was found dead In trate api J. A. Reed of N Th bed at the home of his son-in-law $ en that a gale — | |Ieter ntaten that a gale had POR TLA ND BO. wv L ERS W. It. ‘Robertson, near” Pullman 52 Sale Depost Building ~ be ice clear across the big san yesterday. Mr. Smiley was 62 years % | bar that runs parallel with the shore tidy casa. coeed tee pilnen te Gee 1* —— for miles in both directions 4 S years ago, 6 ¢ in po > miles 4 ah nah oeis hy = Nome Th was due. is ald 1 oe. 8 as » —_ ad st is the wor t | Nome. ‘This He, it Is ald, tol Willamette valle LITTLE HAPPENINGS ; the exceptionally high tide that | = one t | vailed there at the time. When the} Skagway liner Dolphin sailed last = Capt ice again drifts back it will simply | night with 70 passengers, 10 of Comm | y on the bar, but the shore! whom were carpenters who will be! yng gt or Ellwood, of the Mc-| xesterd “x! La be satiosty tree, ae 1 ‘| THE BEST, TEAM IN THE “WEBFOOT” TOWN TO COMPETE - ple ye a mi tee — of the mil-| nonald Steamship Company, which| ®° % . will be @ simple matter for the o' tary barracks at Haines pork ngs ot week by eteticte intends floers of the ships to land passen WITH SEATTLE PIN ARTIST 8 IN TWO CONTESTS - Pes ge age le wcadlagrosay | v toon , fe Skagi er, was yes | or feat thio wit reset ta! aceite | terday r after which the w | | Seba onittan at ent | was pumped out of her hull | 1 vannols nalling (At 80 | For the past few weeks Portland, Monarch alleys at 8 o'clock in the vessel wan towed to the mud fiats| but it is hardly Ikely it will, as! °" ea siact’s aaah weer at the entrance to the river and} veulien catio ae pas. | na tinting for a #e Hes} The Oregonians will play at Ta- , beached, where the repairs will be] s ' phage ar aoe of intercity bowling contests, and| coma on Saturday night and reach made. and freight for eastern par-| it inter tical wewiere received | here Sunday’ moraing Reliable Dry Goods Store Js". .ssoin manor cocrin yeo-|f LQNOF-Made SUITS | were the as ® € dates changed, | Word from the “Webfoot” metropolis} | The Arcade game will be played terday instituted divorce proceed-| prs |that the best.team in that city|by @ local team ed of the i ings against her husband, Frederick} j ) ould be sen Seattle for a series! pin artists in the « league, w . ‘ . t Pi signed of gamen to be ed on the Arcade] the farm old Yorks will represent non-support. The def re * NORTH YAKIMA, May 5.—Tho rea-| alleys at 2:30 o'clock Sunday nf atte in evening games at the in Boston, ignations of the entire fire department, | ternoon and another se s on the) onareh alleys, The Yorks wi also - For Frida The Lad Ald § of th For 15. 00 tendered sometime ago on account of | — Th ee cena | ——? |] 7¢ value Apron Check Ginghams Plymouth Congregatic h niggardly appropriations by the city Doesn't Respec r | A Problem Solved, lf Friday's price Se Fi) will be entertained tor cher counell, have been accepted, and the . ae ota oe “gongs sped And we give you credit. One firemen step down and out to | It's shameful when youth falls to/ Everyone concedes the fact that | % value Columbia Indigo Prints; f/ noon at Miss Plamer's studio, at 716 ee . » business men of North Yak show er respect for old age at!) Rainier F h commands th® finest Friday's price ..........@1-20 §| Spring street | lar per week buys one, for the most part, in aym ny | Just the contrary In the case of Dr.| location on shore of Lake Washing lue Pi 3 a Built to recover $3 ground rent f ~ : x Vash: slue Persian Burmah Cloths; #} Ith the firem It is thought that | King’s New Life Pills. ‘They cut off| ton; the Improvements are subuten idesiwiie te lot 4, block G, Denny's ad: the council will have difficulty in or-| maladies, no matter how severe, and| tial and permanent; hundreds ot | = Ze Fl tea’ in the supert urt yesterday | Pe | wanizing wr ire department. irrespective of old age. Dynpepsia.| people who work in the city have value Jinen Finish Crash fi) by the Denny ¢ apt ‘ei Westber & Childs | ata! so | Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all) bought homes at Rainfer Beach on |g 7°Weling; Friday's price.4 1-@e J} are John Peterson and his ¥ PARIS, May 6—Former Premier | yield to this perfect pill. 25¢ at G.|easy monthly payments, tt yh @6. value Lénite Cambrics } Another false alarm was turned { nideck-Roaseau was operated on this|0, GUY, Inc. drug store, Second| solving the everlasting rent problem made; Friday's price | galls Ba ae digi “ SS ee es | morning for liver trouble, avenue and ¥ ¥ the Hon Mare 8 It 4 1812-SECOND AVE Aibusht by the fire chet that this and |