The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1905, Page 2

Sad 2 Scotch Tweed Suits | Lien Clothing Hor t EMENT OPERA ° AMA GRAN OQUSE Theat ON CLARKE MON Ee R BEAUCAIRE a Frit KREISLER , ‘ : Seattle" Leading a P. Howe Manager Both Phones 42 THE FERRIS COMPANY in “THE CHERRY PICKERS” Aut Th 8 A iw a a," et Next week, Arh R Bel Pmith Russel ool No hig ird Avenue Theater “The Most I Theater.” Russell & Drew, Managera TONIGHT TONIGHT and week ay Everyt! W but the tithe No ch cee. Next The Mo . Daughte: STAR THEATER wee RRR Cor, Piret ave and Richard Carr; Thy Fourth Ave. and Pine Street ROLLER SKATING EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AF- TERNOON AND EVENING. Gentiemen, General admission, 1 0c Ladies, free Hours for Skating— Afternoon—! to 5: evening—$ to 11 Also Social Dance Fivery Wednesday and Saturday Pight Gentlemen, 50« le oe The best of order will prevail at al! w Greenbaum's Cloak and Suit House From the maker to the wearer. 1410 SECOND AVE. Tel—Sunset, Main 3448. TEETH Free for One Week Most Reliable Dentists tn the City SET OF TEETH 2% GOLD CROWNS TEETH WITHOUT PLATES FILLINGS All work guara: Hours, 8 a m. to 8p. m. 8:30 to 1. OHIO PAINLESS DEnTisTs 207% Pike, tand Pike. years, Sundays. Z. A. MAFRIGE @ CO. Established 1890. GheF AIR Dep’t Store Great Sale of Telescopes Gray Canvas Telescopes, I @r corners, copper r Size 18 Bize 2 Size 2 Bize Size 26 Sizes 18, 20 and 22 two 24 and 26 three straps. and Cafe TRY OUR HOME-MADE BREAD} @ LONVES FOR 256 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, = $3) [present tim TUESDAY, | there | | Union Bakery ™. _ Arrival of Mrs HEARSE THE CA PLAY B.C. FIVE NEW PLAYERS FOR LOCAL LACROSSE TEAM A letter to Ed. Ke of the Se Lacrosse n Bones” Suckling reside | British ¢ mbdta Ama our | jassociation, Va ver, B. C., int mates that the Canadian clubs wi! ning « association at the annual meeting |to be held on April & kling states he pates when Sea appiteat r He also compliments the on its success of the past attle had a fat last season, b pertor team than five outside within the past weeb opportunity to come t handle a stick on t a 3 Witlias n played defense on th ‘ team for two years be one Seattio’s twelve. Jn and J mading ured for la an be se tion fron am -|CuTis HAS MANY PLANS FOR THE COUNTY OF KING. | In the matter of the Estate of| Charles A. Richmond, Deceased.—| eC ie al No. 1759. Order to Show Cause| cos = sence Why Distribution Should Not bel, : ; Made. | rg : : Fred KE. Sander, the administrator yee “Pay of the estate of Charles A. Rich-| ty. student pr ; y mond, deceased, having filed in this] 41; I ' ; court his petition setting forth that] iy. ra jc sald estate is now in a condition tol nee Catt, cv, a be closed and in ready for distriba mage aps . tion of t th 7 . " \ h to, and f 1 te ve oT t that said , et forth facts a _ sufficient to authorize a distrit : ton of the said estate netead of 4. a the « - ” Mt is, therefore, ordered by the), creat length. In th - court that all persons interested tm} nts to t : the estate of the said superior court | “™" 7 of King County, State of Washing ton, at the courtroom of the pro bate department of said court in the { AT THE HIGH SCHOOL city of Seattle, on the th day of Mins Lots ! April, 1905, at the hour of 9:20|letta Yoho 4 " o'clock A. M. of said day, then and | tions in assembly thie morning. Th there to show cause, if any they |former on “The J Court have, why an order of diatribution|the fetter, “ ' Minn ould not be made of said estate| Miner Colter rendered — seve among the heirs and persons tn said | pleasing mandolin gelentt ne estate mentioned cording to law. |accemps Mim ite Weenus It {= further ordered that a copy | Both are ¥ wtendncerte, of this order be published once a ~ week for four (4) successive weeks| Word hag jawt bows rnomived that before the said 27th day of April 1906 in the Seattle Dally Star, in said | B. King County, and of general cir culation therein. of March, 1905. A. W. PRATER, Judes GHOROE C. CONDON GroRae , Attorney. Bsa ir Done tn open court this 27th day Vancouver Acedemy, at Vancouver C., has accepted the challenge for « track met on May 6 DRIVING OFF | | KET DOWN TH SEATTLE TO: Body In San Franc One of the Ia s in the « terri fer . REVERSE FE mout fall, and the by two cushions mm SALT meeting of eague was he LAKE, de March Stanford’s ATTLE STAR MONDAY ARCH POLICEMEN achoot team. Games Washingt ttle high » and bya ‘ t * of « , . t t He teady game red. McGuire « wd r x bite KAN Y h M A | ot | j | y night. Hott ma . j INDIANAPOLIS, March |tndianapolis acing ans | Saturday od its H SHOT bot will be mac Th f a Sporting Briefs manager In t v) ed his play t for sp notice at © Chicago Na nal league now on the a“ will alt Lake nex unday BAKERSFIELD, Cal unday played t rtland cast club here and were 4 y a score of 8 to 0. The Stockton ould not hit Garvin or E bile on the other hand the men hit O'Brien safely etgh An out arran shington tub Th Th tournar f nt octation Monday be pl will th werk SAN Chicago dan Prancine “ wo fi nhe b yame the def Joor track meet ged between the Un and game of th will n a re FRANCISCO, the at ore of 4 to 0 t inning Chicago secured a lead | whieh pela as hee sity of Ath ¢ pla the Seatt! S.A yoyr letermined t the different nings rch of hits in won the Any two-men Bowlers in this matches present six next attle played Six ng the maining March 27 game from place Sunday During the final thi throughout the Corbett and Wilson were the | battery for the locals Wetmer and Hixtensive preparations are being | O/ Nell officiated for Chicago until made for a grand treet parade to draw a tare crowd for the ®ig bag. Wall gare with the wtate waptverntty, Saturday, to be ieved at Reor tion park, @ brane bend and win nutomobilon carrying the tw tenn will head the procession. the sixth, lab. meize and Et aly, EVERETT, when Pfeffer went on the of March 27 rea T Ridgway have ain and manager, the Myverett high bs COS EFO TEER Oe 4 3 | ceceses CPR RP OED ORE 1 health COMMITTE OBJECTS the brewer y Anot A third reason ch of ‘e present diswatisfaction is due nply te wding at the polis. nd the last ts that a present divis yuld remult in a change in ref. ence to geography instead of pop lation. As a matter of fact, there is a ter- riflc pulling and hauling of a politi- | nature goin gon behind the nes. After mature deliberation repul mn ward heelers, who »w control the city and county gov- concluded that an tn- in al to the in- O. P. at the next ion, and setting their sage ordingly TAKE BACK YOUR GOLD uw ©. Moret T by J D, Rock t . R I ‘ 1 eral 1" f Congregational hurches United States, in The me proffered to our board of 1 ‘omes out of lald in the most relentle acity known to modern comm history. To accept it would b merit the contempt of millie honest men; to reject it will strengthen our church in the affec- tions and respect of millions wh are inclined to doubt whether ehurc 1 hes love G: Mammon.” CASSIE WRITES BOOK CLEVELAND, March Mra, Caste Te Chadwick has now taken up Mterary work. She has announced that her autobography in in preparation and wilt soon be given to the public Mre, Chadwick nid she had re- ceived a handsome offer from a welt * wet publisher, and that the work be ote in the original SKUTT LEADS AGAIN The follow De Frank 440 ‘ is P. Houtigam 1.98 1G. W. Marah 1.890 John Clark is M. L. Holden 1 A. Abner Knowles 1,86 a. LAndaay 1 ! KE. Horne } ‘ Henry Hi ' H. V. RL Anderson 1,496 Johan PF. Ware 1,481 J. Grambs 1,20% c Fonda 1,500 William Turner 1,104 lA tJonner Gee 1 « J. M. Adcock oe 1,196 O. G. Klimergreen . A. M. Wet se W {ham wb4 J. Werden 134 Fred Palmer a Jack Kline 8 1. A. Bufford C, B. Hammond 1. W. McLean ' I . 3 rr ic Combs ee r ] n ‘ Christ ‘ A Ww P sour 1 . Oe J. Robertson Ps J.J. De « A APEX PAYS DIVIDENDS: HE At Ballard fone coin sore sna ARE GIVING STOCKHOLDERS STEADY RETURNS | Fie stockholders of the 3 Apox said4o be the bee fen aying gold mines in K wunty, fecelved their regula @ y dividends Monday morning and have been assured that there } enough ore still in # ght to keep up idend paying indefinitely not generally known that | woia ea nbe found and mined {quite extensively in this county The Apex mines are located in the {Money creek mining district les from Berlin, on the Grae wthern, with which they are con a | Bected by a good wagon road and wire tramway There are 3,000 feet of develop |ment work the vetn and the an it of ore blocked out tn the drifts and various oly estimated at $1 ‘Twenty-five first class miners jare steadily employed in taking ore and developing the property and it ts the intention of the jpany to double the we April 1 There are o mined assays of $50 to the 0 shipped the Ladysmith smelter on Vancouver island, where it te reduced. Other mines in this same di jare also producing first-clas among them the Berlin Mir any ts e Old mine, DION‘T WANT TO DRESS CLEVELAND, ©. March Mra. Chadwick this morning refused leave th unty jall to wo the | federal court, where a motion for a new trial for her was to be heard Janserting that she was unable to } dress, owing to neuralgia. The fed | urt authorities ordered that ry ft her maented t ivan, Assist rict Attorney Garry and At Dawley and Wing, rep « Mre hadwick, argued a | PANAMA PLANS READY | WASHINGTON, March 27—Ptane for the orgar f Panama al corr mare r peing ‘ected by the president and Sec Taft The retirement of the ant members of the any and the ointment of thelr sors is expected within a 4 or two, It is stated on good author ity that Judge Cr se 5 Mago will be one of then ew commission ers, and will also act as governo: ft the canal zone and minister to Pan ama, and that Chief Engineer Wal- Sash and Door Bargains PRIOR LASTS FREER. My five cross panel Doors are known everywhere; price $1.30 per door. Send for price tute to my salen rooms, 15@0 Third avemue, Seat- » will be retained and given su-|of a lot 60 by 120 feet on Fourth | Puce Le rales for . eme contro! in all mattera per-|avenue between Pine and Olive| convention of the | si elec ge ne All Ru s Greatl Re- taining to engineering features of | streets, The auditorium will be) yon. april icon Gane ns spe the work. able to seat 800 people, being Pro- | ene, one and one thind wenn d d Durin * vided with folding chairs | owe mille. Whe ort teatadance ouacel uce ALASKA FORTUNE 16 | 1. Desement will be proviana| fot rs, ous will motnde all pact a carpenter shop, several tool =< E Serthern Take. SIGHT | Fooms and 10 baths. | There wil At the Little . also be a kitchen and a dining Parties going to Alaska to pros- | ®! }pect can save all that couse, and | room the latter being 25 by 32 feet NAV} YARD AOTES e expense by meeting party who holds |!" size. The building will be heat- Curtain & 180 acres in a very rich district.|ed with steam, being one of the I want you to take a half interest | fimest labor unton homes on the {Special to The Star) with me, which involves only a few const March 97.—Advte Store lhandred dollar and ¢oO fi 1 REFIT THE D . navy y¥ w! boat with me Meet me at 458 New > - 4 1 ry 4 A | ON, March The of [York Block, and investigat ool Plone oat et haar gh ae gpbge nt Sena : 1416 First Ave. eat ‘when you can buy|@ock March 81, to be refitted as a} 1906. ar ’ t , me ake Sts. he Nee ne minon you can buy | prison ship,to be stationed at Brem-|!*rkest si ; Between Union and Pike St a dicyele of Spinning on term ae ant a boat shor $5.00 down and $2.00 a week erton, Repairs will cost $35,000 will be spent for er -| John Hobbs this morning at 11,30 | ttle Mant syste | fell from the roof of the chief metal As soon as a new cont of paint has | workers’ building. He was seriously | been put on the supply ship Celtic SALES WERE ENORMOUS Record-Breaking Crowds at the Reopening uf the Big Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. The reopening Saturday of the Big Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co.’s Store at 1317-1319 First Avenue, under the Receivership of B. Alexander, brought out the great st crowd of people in all walks of life that ever attended a sale of this kind in Seattle. So great was the crush at times ore the doors had to be closed. Prices generally were the lowest ever heard of, in some instances failing to bring even the cost of the raw materials of which the are made. Think of buying a Man’s Suit of staple black worsted for 2.85---less than the cost of making alone. This is but one instance, prices on everything running about the same proportion. The following items taken from the Receiver’s official list conveys a fair idea of how the fine big stock is selling: good els | D ir s sa 1 fer to avold the diseom- 1 shoes fort of too much crowding, Re y en ceiver Alex nnounces the t NDE RWE AR PRICES e kt following busines hours during Der - wom which will be admitt- aah and $ e@ to the sale: 9 to 12a me a * men’s 4 1tos Alexander walk lal It a favor if cus rt as rep any ree $5.00 patent her | c s or difficulties to him ated ar he Ww shoes for $2.9 direct. 1 r the big Mom- |B over te ”, for men's CHILDREN’S SHOES — $1.00 | arch sign 1319 First av. vershirts for | fancy kid shoes for 45; $200 enue, one-half block north of strong school shoes $1.00; $2.60 | postoffice. /&. BENINGHAUSEN WATCH CONTEST coupons in ballot box at our watch is a bewtidering subject and mys who is often minied by glittering useful only for show FOR YOUR Wines an Liquors FREE DELIVERY EVERY- WHERE Deponit to show goo pleased GHAUSEN, Optician a 113-115 First Avenue Wholesale Store Catering to ity Trade. 1209 SECOND AVENCB has been made for the r but nel no tra be found of him by the foove thes. King hb NEW HOME #3) oe }is said that prior to his to the as while suff ’ a nattack of dex a b) Work is to commence next week | to burn his wife on a new home for the local Car-| union, it being | {o tear down the present structy W. 0. W. RATES jon Fourth avenue near Pike street | jin the grading of Westlake boule- | vard, penters’ Is Now on | The new quarters for the Car-| 8 : | pearance and accommodations the | labor temple, which fs being built }by the Western Central Labor to Bedrock union at Sixth avenue and Univer sity. Ite cost will be at least Apr at $38 per $35,000, the greater part of the Ay C0 gal Paget ap scar aed, ed Curtains, per work ing 4 by the members ae nna a! pa ge $ r rhe! tr ee a5 jot the union themselves. : 3 gp gms ) Nottingham Curtaina, per The building will be three stories ri eee elty ¥ er cit * $1.15 fe with a basement. The latter | 0 'n the northern part of the state | ; poreiaiel Dee pa saat thn Tigh eet WUl be MINE ONE ee te cee TE s<iueweneme for the accommodation of the mem pee oes oo neti — _ nee bers, the two upper stories being | fie long po pen yaar A wane | designed for flats, from which con siderable revenue can be obtained. | The buflding will cover the whole | The Northe nston Reds, each. nounces the n Pacific ratiroad an- es for the annual injured. she will be put into commission | 3 . The information has been received MEAD AT CHENEY here that the cruiser Chicago will | CHENEY, Wash, Marr, 27.—Gov- | arrive at the yard for repairs within lernor Mead arrived here this morn- | the next two months. ing and delive 4d an address before The rest of the Pacift t will the students of the normal school.| arrive late and undergo minor te He will be entertained at dinner by | pairs. —— - the Puculty club and will be given a reception in the evening. Mo. Je tailor, who was ar- | MASS MEETING The governor will spend Tueaday | Pested on an alleged charge of arson A mass meeting for th at North Yakima and Wednesday |® few nights ago, fell and broke his] ai tiict of the Chapman meeting at the normal at Eilensburg, reach-| tight leg just below the hp Sunday) \ i) pe neld in the First spristiaa ing Seattle probably Thursday| afternoon. He was taken to Provi-|‘\ on, proadway and E — dence hospital it bi ved at 4 DANGHROUS LUNATIC ESCAPES! Fast Madivon street. Jensen's wife vedio tor seen 2. Canale TACOMA, Marck 27.—D. King, | committeed suicide in the tatlor’s es- tablishment a few weeks ago. Jen- out wder bonds, and it is said that the case, which was to have been helf bofre Police Judge George this week, will est | to be contin- search ued, whe In sald te be one of the most MEAD TO BECOME MASON BELLINGHAM, March 27- eronr Mead will take his first gree in Masonry in this city night. yp ageassaen wit