The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1904, Page 2

KNOW HOWEASY MONEY YOU DON'T #¥ 18 TO ACCUMULATE PR A GAVINGS BANK UNTIL YOU AAVE Tevee rr, Directors oho B. Agen, UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. 112 CHERRY STREET. Geattle agents Bank of Cape Nome Nome, Alaska. AMUSEMENTS Third Avenue Theater Russell & Drew, Man and This is THE BEST of th =TONIGHT AND ALL Wednesday WEEK 1 Saturday Ma HE GREAT! BLACK PATTI TROUBADOURS Mme. 8 etta ‘ COLORED ARTISTS —40 No Char in Prices. Next Week. Yon Yonson Alcazar “Fentine Phones—Sunset, Main 3865; Ind. 94. All Week, M ees Tomorrow and urday, ‘The Great W ette War Held Hol! hy é the Enemy THE SE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY DEC 7. 1904 THE CHICAGO SQUAD, INCLUDING VARSITY AND SUBS OT } THE CHICAGO UNIVERSITY SQUAD OF 1904 members of the line besides some! LITTLE HAPPENINGS |*%<0 wih dis wi : th last game here tht eason N ling eervices were y the admission w be charged t States Deputies Crosby | K Donald Ross frie . . ® The following is the revised | an non yesterday t ght ot t tecnaned ns Ww i | Stoekney and Hi. M Mone » | be ab ped to F the be a Ce Talmage, right!) counterfeiters who were arrested in| Will b pated * , A guar Orim, | Tacoma several months ago, for the At the regular of right tackle, Moultry; left tackle,| grand y. Stickney's school board this Job ~~ Shaw; right end, Murphy end./to make slot machine | Schram, t newly elected me *- | Smith: quarter, Seatehert; right] money. Ston Will be seated and the regular ele rand | naif, Dean; left half, Clark; full camp near Tac t hairman and secretary wi Y | back, T ¥ (captais counterfeiting be Center, ¥ kett The transeript of removal of the} " w; left guard, Carr; | case of Annie W. Sinclaire against and were th apna Papen Rai back right end, Perry; left) in the federal court yesterday Theater **’..: nd, Parmer: quarter, Christie: | Mrs Crawford Butts, a traine ea Ov. Howe, sage t-te right half, Bagshaw: left half.) nurse of this city, haa fallen heir | Manager. | Anagher interes of the! Fletcher; fullback, Pullen he lued wie thanine TRENT. seliniiehats tients na setlindi to property in Oregon vulued at| bers of the Igo band. The first . | $15,000, willed to her by a deorased Phones—Main 43; Ind. 43. oa ue . bs E. Benjam Andrews, president | sacle " sity of Nebraska and) a. , ed division of the| Was giver en Brown university, willl vinth ward is again being agitated. | Clever man Packed Houses t the Untversity of Wash-| ones tales Ricans alee JAMES weet AND COMPANY smorrow evening. His sub. Big te e on . res N a. Problems ‘i » last meeting pointed a -~ Ae owe Under Two Flags” ter Ameri score ean 'be eaiee a ae aoe u Next Week, “An American Cit sinninhs et ssa meeting of club j ot Popular shtwelaht pane. t ~ : : ~ | Theane on of the Seat be r a in mat eee Se Sporting Briefs |. oti: seo begin [figures cut from cont exhibs . | busines lege rrency ve pe Borge atom ween Fred H 41. Nelson. | January 3 in Germania halt ee ee oe b while no hard blows were struck, the| SAN FRANCH Dec. 6.—Good |reaay been made. Judge Hid, a Par gga sto tgemeetedly el Manage Gocanuat going prevailed at Oakland yeate alifornia, will agatr n|of them were passed bef the o jing. Must day, and there w exciting} * nake the awards of prizes. | Were discovere s izy | 1 of the latter h bee Pian § f teats, i hes, th » being won| Owided ; pare *) A Thoughtful Man. 1 p with refreshments. Othe y row margins favor p | okers ¥ and @ second choice landed. In the| The trial of Dave (W. Argyle.) wom a ¢w Ina ter months. six and a®*balf furlongs handienp | * arged with conducting gambling, | pnw what to do in th | a Military Man was the best ® set December 12, ‘In Base ®) yy, | gervou, t= attem yo dict is returned adverse to the) n¢ stomach « | FRESHIES VS. SOPHS | ‘sc"ser" Ss ie rat [Sotendant the case wil We aggpaled | tans cout | first to last oy. and the constitutionallty of fel- let and trie | around the f t drive Le ¥ gambling law tested: agalll lp “A — | The sophomore-freshman football) tola, the srite, beat him a nose The funeral of the laf Drow. B.| was fin D. S. JOHNSTON 4& CO’S BIG STOCK REDUCING SALE OF FINE PIANOS AND ORGANS !S HAILED WITH DELIGHT BY INTENDING PURCHASERS ‘Thoroughly Reliable and Fully War- ranted New Upright Pianos From $200, $240 and Upward for the Regular $300 and $350 Styles, and Some as Low as $138, ete—New Organs From $47 for the Regular | $70 Instruments, to $57 and $68 for the $95 and $110 Styles—All| Instruments Sold on Easy Pay- ments. wn t any house $ North western country, embra oe Goes the justly famous Chicke @ Sons, of Poston, Aw a's « and the world’s best plano; the r mowned Ki piano, of Ch @ndé the product of the largest i best equipped piano, reed and r acturing establiahsr Hobart M », Pease, I @ton & ©o. and « number o and sold resentat Bpacr prices on following show the tions all slong the lin exam ple with that the a New upright pianos latest improvements erage de $265 w makes hogany : $200 to $25 n $200 a the regula a4 retail) at from $128 Gvetteds thia epportent It means a big saving to you. D.S. JOHNSTON CO 903 SECOND AVENUE. Burke Building. Holiday Gifts The most choice sele the city, at a fair mer profits PERFUMES HAND MIRRORS TRIPLICATE MIRROR TOILET SE COMB AND BRUSH SET ALBU) In fact, a con useful and beautiful Xn We invite an early inspection hant Stone's Pike St. Pharmacy Reliable Family and Preserip tion Druggists. PHONE US YGWR WAN 419 PIKE STREET. Both Phones—Main 933. | more than Miller game at the university will take Mt Guy. 1 at the family FE Stioe Pitan eharpene vn te cam. LOS ANGELES. Dec. ¢—Three|etidence Sixteenth a¥enue,| enue and Y pus. The second-year men held @| favorites, two second choices and ar a “ |meeting yesterday and elected Dan|outsider in the betting were the Pullee ae captain, and J. G. Fiet-| winners at Ascot yesterday, There her as manager. The upper class | was a big crowd in attendance, the| Show — Te team is out for the scalps of the| day being designated “Ladies Day We You the Largest freshmen in a spirit of revenge on| Walsh carried off the jockey hon Variety of account of the latter winning the/ors, winning two races, finishing | ane rush last fa Of the varsity | second in one, and third in an UNDERWEAR | SHOWN IN SEATTLE All Styles Best Qualities Reasonable Prices Our prices ertainly are right } | Will save you @5¢ to SOc a gar- |B mont | Just call and leok—that's all we ask To See If Our Advertising amp Results We will sell, if you mention this ad., one line of o $1.75 Men's Underwear for $1.25. Remember, you must mention this ad HATTERS AND MEN'S FURNISHDRS EFFECT OF THE ce T ON ONE BUILDING IN PORT 1331 Second Avenue Arcade Building AT THE THEATERS |: of the bullding commit NDER TWO FLAG : why s118 ; M, ar Two Flags, presented € » new the ater ‘th wage . ws bes will COMBINE THEIR | audience Th fF j Bigg Ace: KNOWLEDGE best in this play. It is one of ‘ Asura : best plays t COMBINE THEIR oper "CLAIMS THEY nae are expecially fine ee cier Stein COMBINE THEIR Steck Patth le filing the BROKE FAITH eee Avenue theat : at ba + uae COMBINE THEIR } Fri mage = thane Hapgood: ne ta n EQUIPMENT 1 ch ste oa pion cake-walking contest on day night D BY THE EN a me time Platt-Fanning ny at Kra B. Tyler the Alcazar theater, presenting | ¥%0 incorporated the Pa Gens Held by the Ex are playing | mercial Burean, were given author to crowded hoi this week. To-| !ty to represent established h erformance will be | house In this city. Instead et Juvensle Band ing fairly, the plaintiff corporation FOR NEW CHURCH | 00 wot out printed mation noarhg| . "* Personal vial prvered, but it you cannes gl, writ um | without giving that | egational night. Th church was held| for an order restraining the Pacific dinner, at which |Commercial Bureau from continu 200 were seated, waa held !ing to do business under its pres- prior to the meeting. The most im- ent methods, 201 Second Avenue South, Corner Washington Stre SEATTLE, WASH. 2 WATER SHUT OFF Two MEN NOMINATED $12.00 Monthly Will Buy This Fine Home ae “| While You Live in It Free Stine maa * nell eees a , ; s tr Sr on NOW dling sem No More Dread of con AC The Dental Chair agg : ; ue Teeth extracted and fillled abse- _ To Trade for | iis nntreds i". pede Ring a only dental parlors in Seattle th undetecta id crowns and porceia n crown rranted and le from natural In Any part of the city. w We Are Watch inspectors for the G.N.,N.P. and | Interurban Rallways it teeth, $55 bridge work aj eels filling, 61 ups The ThompsonCo HOUCHTON & HUNTER | sliver fillines "Seas Chece? Strest” 224 Pike Gtrest. John 3121, L 2676 MANICURING | BUTLER BUTLER! BARBER C banser SHoP SHOP SHREWSBURY’S me © OAL ROBAT E Wood, Char UPP I t OURT OF m, for the cal and Coke. ned IN THE TATE OF WASHINGTON, COUN ty of King:—s | n the matter of t vel C. Orton, De si FIRST” ‘ave, SEATTLE. Second floor Howard Building. op- posite Penn Mutual Life Building Nor of Final Ac-/| b given that Leon-| ard Dantel the iministrator wi the will annexed Orton of the eased, has ren and filed in said Court t Rk : waid ¢ Cause no inconvenience if you t of said a t have a GAS HEATER or two and place any person ir in your home. Fire in an in said estate may ar and instant and heat to just the degree you need A Gas Heater his execepti ant, and cor Witness, the Hon writing to naid the same W. R. Bell rng Sete gp He yp ined sede Complete for $2 fined thie or, 1904 es Room, PFLI 225 Union St Clerk Ry D. K. SICKL ES. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF} r. Pxcha INDEPENDENT, Ex the State of Washington, for the | County of King IN PROBATE. In the matter of th uel C. Orton, Di No. 5256. ow Cause Why Distribu Not Be Made Order to 8! tion Leonard Daniels, admintstrator with the will annexed, of the estate f Samuel C. Orton, deceased, hav ng filed in this court his petition ting forth that said estate is now | i a condition to be closed and uly for distribution of the real A Wonderful New ereof among the persons entitled by law t 1 it appearing to : the Court id petition sets D f Bl d tribution idue of said es-| Poison, the Disease that Causes Ulcers, tate IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by the court that all persons Interested the estate of the sald Samuel C. Orton, de ased, be and appear by . the'sald Superior Court ot xing? SOFOS, Eats Flesh - i unty, State of Washington, at the Court Room of the Pro Yourt In the bate Depart City of ment of said ¢ attle, on Thuraday, the 15th day H F ll 0 t 7. ee ae es the Hair Fall Out. , € A. M f said day, then 1 ther how cause, if any they HAVE YOU GOT ate among the heirs and Co - aid petition mentioned BLOOD POISON? “My Work Is to Save Men From scoor law . Blood Poison and Despair.” 3 t T -R ORDERE ful re dig oo Boy eager tors have not been able to get awful Cae pros tin Mm i a ern atments have net helped you n't up— Daily Star, & sewepaper printed ane t remedy startled the world by {ts wonderf ts, No i ished in : = og nty an 4 lt . and ¥ eh ote our life to publicat to be made on the 7th agony, nor nd ith days of D 1904 blood, de- Done in open court this 6th day of . oe . a blotches g the December, 1904 r to fall out. It saps the W. R. BELI of beauty, destroys the power Judge. TATE OF WA COUN ty of K I, OA King County HINGTON ae Poison from Blood Potson, death and off and sirk down to f rruption and death and ex-officic the Superior Court of tt Washington, for the count Peseta ‘= ig gi a ng {a a full, true and correct copy of an original order to show cause ‘ made by art on the 6th day “at 1 ot of December, 1904, in the matter of € ‘ermal ara shall be devoted to sending it th estate of Samuel ¢ Orton, de broed and far to every @ man and we eased . We urge ry person suffering with Blood Poison to ¥ us Witness my hand and the seal of We seek not fame nor glory; our reward will t » he ant 1 court, 6th day of December blessings of the multit we save from th ruel 1 1 Polson Cc. A. KEOPFLI ee ee We Help You Quickly and Permanently Deputy Clort Our patients of y ago, by 0 at ywn to r are t y sound and well 4 A h 1 chil- Don't Waste Your Time and Money BLOOD POISON FOR NINETEEN YEARS Jo thecureof blood poison aspecialty and 1 EB, Nob State Metical Institute Incorporated D. T. Richards, M, 0. Sundays, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m, only, sitive anch "write for proof! Hook Pree COOK REMEDY Co. 1222 MASONIC TENPLE, Obieage, IN, | to 8 p. m,