The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR aay complaint beard in the We derry-raise WARSAW. | the people of Washington, w turn lay those « interstate 9 comm and make our ‘ich “we ase raise | y ox ted from tinved Mr. Panihar y ch ak aeehanas, am = on vegetables by water from San ina bak Serene ie at oe ae Franciseo to Seat ents a ee caber esmab © his ed, sod by rai af happiness and sorrow have so close allup to Seattle it is 4 hie bhen@ed ‘ hundred. Couldn't a railwa | mission remedy that” Harry A. Fairchild, wh aid / to present Gov. Mead’s view b commission legis!a | favor of a com: MRS. ZELLA SMITH SATURATED HER CLOTHES WITH OIL AND| le powers and backed b | : rover isgislation to enable It| THEN SET FIRE TO THEM RTC er ! te be and do something. He re ” | . ferred especially to giving the com VANCOUVER, Wash, Feb. 1.—| ‘aitsion power to act upon its owr An investigation of the death of | ss ¢ postoffloe here wan entered by faitiative, or fix rates in the first h i" thee ae robbers early this morning and the » festance. If the commission was Mra. Zella & »f Covington batting safe cracked. Stamps and empow to act on complain ee ; a unting to 1 bund is ea wns yeduce the commis- | “"° wes found dea an outho had evid : n. The office tea to the level of an ordinary arly yesterday morning and sup tie. pale pred a = > med to hn bee the fetim it ! ‘ | waite oo to ret ph Sag eee ee, Neugnbors “say tha ams| VETERAN DEAD | @ took any commission ruling on | ‘Ul play, shows ee er | Biyge Sheps « : tates into court wor eed weddir ne } After Messrs ’ for 1 that at Fairchild bad t at ie the 2 c bd te defend an attack are 2 ne et night after a y x w 4 a haa He was a member of ~d 1 f of the 87th regiment of ‘ ei . P k volunteers. The funéral a wa t 1 e t held tomorrow at 2 o'clock t sions rot to t " 1 kk . h | untor The interment will be ath giving erst me had t nmit 1 o @& tt the G. A. R. cemote ator é fix sage rece . 4 lor Rev. W. D. Simons will offt . . “ : Th t for damage E - ’ kagerl 1A. Stein against the © Pa | r p co y is | . ps : " ‘ A ‘ n ‘ f a in Judg fan e trie ‘ hiv ‘ . fay 0 M 1 idge Griffin this mort f for T the following cas x « “ 1 f the prosecuting at At r peared ainst Frank Landy ' 1 ' ybery; state agair «id fhe 4 the he hor r hus 1 had harged with bur He also 1 a th foth It * not res f th ' - soners sb xed r f « out He is as good an gold. ©! prick a on th , ‘ I :? I : h 1 * it 1 Tt " h Iam not “ 1 1 f Th k him full 1 while I lived. I) the Central ach zed that I was thy /terday and t he ran I ' I r\ing r &: ee leaper-| ha ft wn. I have t put|t if j . & remains of. the| By trying to ‘ Close t P | I ha 1 a fe ft Ir Go ar ait ® y me to get rid of me. I cannot guests of the board m ‘ 4 ge has as at a dinner at the Rainier club “WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 1905 mal week-long price ne week a ne in the la the Carpet Store will place These r cannot 1 ig prices are the omise how chooming 9x12 Bigelow Axminster, regular p $65.00; ver 9x12 Bagdad and Selkirk Wilton, regular price 9x12 Belmont Axminster, reg price $3 12 Royal Velvets, regular price § ver 9x12 Empire Bruase egular $ " $18.00 art squares special priced-« thene very special pri anite Art Square are « yricing 2x2%-f very al price, each $2.00 13-foot; very special price, eac oo $2.65 x3%-foot; very special price, each $3.85 x4-foot; very special 5 each $4.25 two rug speoials-- 34x72 Axminster Rugs, regular $4 al price ...cecss+.- 03.25 27x34 Axr ter Rugs, reg ar $ $2.10 “‘quiok-moving prices” on 20 Patterns Linoloum-- the unexpected arrival of a large Jot of linoleum—a very large lot—simply “erowd 4 that it ne ary t e k at once;" twenty patterns, which we 4 b way to as long as they last Regular ¢ ade, p 1 pevseecves 4006 Regular 75c grade, p 1 ; hvsebsFancextee Regular 85e and ‘ 1 MIG :dSewcs ss racers 65e Regular $1.55 ¢ in $1.10 a great carpet sweeper special, $1.95-- For tht y, we place royal velvots and Boimont Axminstors at $1 a yard Ther r pr of th $1.00 nal ale $1.95 IN TAX ASSESSMENTS best 10-wire tapestry and Wii © fiv ‘ this lot arge and small f arly at $2 and $ These nal charg sale odd lengths so ; Tae eee eee eee eee Tied bed # THE PEOPLE OF * * sT PETERSBURG «# * * *? i * * * # = Population 190 * eo * ® Creck Cath a Protestants ‘ * I * * Hloman ¢ “ «| A > w #| RECORDS OF STATE BOARD OF Ef TION SH t : % , afd * Ne oF ANSPORTA N COMPANIES | \ i in Weihithie Kalenied @ (es ‘i ale " OF TAX COMMI ON ANY GTRA THREA \ A P ES WHICH RAILROADS Wut it wee not 6 wm, hove w Peasants, 4 Fr cea * FROM OFFICIAL RECORD A ode he |) P . * Bu , H * GRANT ER COVERT THREATS MADE ‘ M walt t * — - . vm ) a | Olympia Bureau » Mr * ¥ t ) «| Olympia | eau ] * - ‘ *e . Mh 5 | Staff Correspondence by D 2, Ww ‘ « Off ‘ * ae 2 ' 1 pasmen. I took « * , 1 in #! ony “ gust Cor ° Dan Dean ' ‘ back “ae * ws . t ¢ 1 . * oLyM ' A gto Oo ' . | sion mate bad 1 > A g the « *® Paw ‘ * 7 Ax - ‘ F “ : ff o>. Serves : ie F Their hire s . sth : 4 th " * * elves hos « h 1 t * * ° we how 1 . alr Lou * \ t * . wepeperte e " . IM. * . * e . extreme! y et * ' *” 1 re h " * ¥ . Re adroitly ; . ' w * * * 7 b ‘ 1 rd ra ar a . at « i . kme te - * : a oe 4 a b " t * * k * t « * ‘ * bad 7 . t «FY t * . ‘ * bs oe ' « | " * he ’ . ms ae » Speed pees @ | taxes in W ‘ & ‘ ‘ *. A ‘ *. r - . ONE OF RUSSIA'S TURBULENT CE NTERS, @ acre * ‘ ; , * fanufactures—( » tap mw)! oo pvc tbe |* X kl- ® / 7 or, * M * «a J * pps \* } a ft ¥ m @ iffy | A von a se ay Abode { A x P * ¥ Pree eee eee eee eee ee . | ‘ His § } t Mat Jobe found t tes! = y , P ® betters 7 14 a \ a ‘ . $104 } t as f 4 ‘ 4 ad fire c tF FE FQ . h } a ‘ * ey | AR qf her fuse ° wif \ ft eine \ 4 ad $ 7 le ° uf ? $ t he equs Hor s ‘ e wh an : t 5 9, | An 1 the of " v ve a ew. | ® . the carpet store gives you very interesting news her gures, al the yard carpets from cott The Standard Carpet News e this week r the week... 24e a th 4 a age carpet 24¢ aye patterns is and bc 10 patterns 75¢ ingrain carpet at 49c a yard week versible We 1 pls patterns of Ingrain Car 3 ela ya ul od for all wool fill- spe 49e a splendid tapestry car- petat6S5ca yardin- ste. A number of effects, regul yard, for tt We id of 800 ttractive ret and Orienta $1.25 yard; spetial very special ar Oriental ef shades ame quantit rangin your pa in all week oth Oriental and floral priced at 90¢ 65c indsor Brussels 95ce yd. ty flora’ {fe or 95e yard $1.50 regu- $i ard an addi 20 to 50 yar Standard Furniture Co. L. Schoenfeld & Sons this store extends the longest and most liberal credit— SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Avenue BELLINGHAM ds ft We place the $1 odd 25 m and this store extends the longest and most liberal credit— —TACOMA Ban i i i i