The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1905, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL “WE ARE TIRED” a1, 1905. “4 Af etprnrenen nh 2pamnneam into Easter Neckwear and Ribbons we lgash. One Do “pont Worry, Wateh Us Grow’* The Now Sto. Credit Twe Each Week Will De, Easter Gloves and Veilings G-LHolmesFurnitureCo- good Oflice Furniture ae a . 00 101-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. GREEN LAK | A al : At Lees LAKERS PROTEST AGAINST THE TREATMENT ACCORD ik Ve { a Ve Catisigs } ED THEM BY THE SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY | : Price | I » certain | smsiliensiliiin ° RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. : ata _ apne : office _ (This article wae written by HB.) up of our contributions, just as - dale ; pe Sanders, a well known Gregy Laker,| readily as out of the coin of our Easter Millinery, Easter | en the ntimnent e nbor y 7 : mmsnige-aa) | im Gus, comnpation tharb lia & Suits, Easter Gloves, Fans, | ; attle Blectric eompany,| goodly number 6F the east-slders Veilings, Belts, Purses and | ch corporation (and| who do not pay fare at all, They es ir See front, rich corporation (and| who do not pay fare at all, ‘They Novelties im Choice and gun In our faces, while the people of | which makes it unnecessary to “dig Extensive Assortments, a me east aide of Green I ake have up and which see almost to tm Special Feature for To- taking fron hat which belong re Pon Panga e it O morrow. t reasonable rule @| change for th magic w nd rig * man and| even the glimpne af to Inspire . © tote We aré not only tired, t ompany does not pretend CHINA CAKE PLATE, beautif pink Stylish disappointed, disgusted, humiliate hat manner of runing in two or red, daintily edged ir go Ke, cut to... ye awed writing bed, three draw I cannot believe that we should be| single track, is railroading, in any GROWN JEWEL CARPET . wercee MR MREGE aerate. Ui Uigutred bo sotuizote, Commtives tal ares ct te al tae kom nt bal ddagger yg Waists wn in cut; Saturday Office Fi the dust of humility, or craw! upon | mitted as much to our cominittesd tot sa cee ph snd ke ‘ $26.00 our bellies before any Prince when interviewed. It is not only cd + heady Mbbet ec seggec ' r Potent Corporation or clique, in| contrary to good sense, but danger appreciates the worth of i sine e order to obtain that which {8 ours | ous and risky, to say the lew @ Bissell; this model—a : - inherently Working men in instances, live as regular $2.50 Sweep cares a 8 article refers to the present | much as a mile and more from the er—cut to 60 | condition of the car service on the! track, Many of these must get up FOLDING-GO-« ata: the rss ’ Green Lake run. I n not re-|at 4 o'clock a m. in order to reach very newest thing in a y of La hearse matters which a atent to| downtown tn th © required of substantial, comfortable : avery resident of the Green Lake| them. This is the class of men who hielo a aa . . cig ¢ country, an! to the Octopve pyr-| are most affected by this perv lor the baby; this . the test 2 2 ticularly, further tham to say that a| flagrant tn To them, af olding Go-Cart (seo cut) nave ¢ is Ye Seales oe AVE. large community—a large town—te| ter they hav ‘ all day oo voll 7 "t pore mee ang ? UNION 3S" > being compelled to travel as far as|in the gutter or an the street, and Som One berm, oe are, and yo &e PROEET Peo Nvitee daily, every week day,|are then compelled to hang onto a guality rubber tires, 8 finished t going and coming from their daily | strap going home, the matter of ten And 10-inch wheels, on f pleats, lace tr employment in the olty, more than fifteen minutes more standing on @uameled iron frame} ' er We should be red feet, is a ma of no small on 2.39 ; hemstitching. Prices A short caloulation will disclose uence Saturday cut >. bare \ 92.25, $2.60, $1.76 that In the three yearé we have eastern-side friends have sine are for cash and $2.00. lived out there, we have made near- | usually made the sickly excuse for will be delivered at our }ly @ thousand round trips in and | thus robbing we of our rights, (in one -' ©, os way be M » © . , out. Two miles additional travel | conjunction with the great 8 EB. om by purchaser one n F n h n @ach trip, makes 2,000 miles that | Co.) that the population to dealers. Out of town e s urnisnl BS We have been compelled to traverse | on the east side. What folly! Who orders filled if received by NI SHIR AD 18 IN PROFUSION around the tortuous windings and | of them looks further than his own Baturday night ME MADRAS SHIR n al Jen jtwisting of the north and east | {individual comfort, or that of his nat p * r of <4 |ahores of the lake—so crooked that | immediate family? If they are for pe n of fit, size and workma a shirts, j the sun ahi in at both ends and | terested In the welfare of othe mind and p ed lke th both sides of the car on a single | what have done that they should 650, T5e Be, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 | trip. | doaite to riminate against 2s? | NECKTIES every style and in many new "Many people live near the north | We have not forgotten an occasion AT THE ~ Four-in-Hands, Bows, Puffs, Windsors 7 Mne of Woodland park, and these in a political meeting (public) when ee THE—— 1 Imperial 250, B5e, SOc, 65e and $1.00 pnt the « made tou Interests lone of them that th east and weet-siders are mutu in nature and that they felt « friendly inter car and travel the city, far enough to have reached Park June tion, befpre they start toward their Air Rifles Free SALE ALTERATION SALE favors, but merely fairly and an we und just the coffers of the com- better than ours, or that it not declare dividends made! | mickles fit pany would work, while our good neighbors | eat in us ; , across the lake, are carried In the Now we learn, that some of them > " eee y loves a a ae Tomorrow the following will te on spectal «: short way In the morning, and re-/ at least, are not willing that we That's the reason why we choose Brery item will @ost you from two to four tale ee turned by the short route at night; | should have that which as % In Which Little Money Goes Furthest In Buying it as the most appropriate thing Mech at other so called “out rate stores. all which great favor to them, ts se- | us, We know this because they to & ve our Boy c ustomers. This cured through some hocus pocus| have thwarted and balked every at ™~ ° rifie 1s a well-made practical gun RED IRON PILLS with which we are not familiar, It | tempt we have made to induce the 4 by er a 1S es See them stacked in oer wintous, ot be th el dim 4 | corporation to treat us, not to an © present on oO ever y Siasies tn betes of tue oor See axver 2% , =! AN « buys a sult from us, at $3.98 or up- wards. The clothes are in the win 10. Note what finely made ats, what good materials and they are at the price. They led to be SAUNDERS are en HB dows 95c Regular price Séc. They make rich, red, blood, fone up the whole system, put rose: Y f Chapman a large crowd was pres suits at lower prices than ? ole sy put roses in the cheeks, | chap 7 » most stores have. And the rifle EGG DYES Fo" ini cigashe io dees feos don't cost you a cent quarters, Thursday, that he had Special tomorrow—Boys’ Knee yi | ar foo heid up and all his money Pants, of mixed goods, gray Cc | taken from him. He says that he stripes and cord: good wear. | went in to the Bowery eal et ing kit worth 4%c and 75e @ pair, special to- All kinda Cost Se up the street. & couple of men followed him a iit - _ = TEACHERS ELECTED tle distance and knocking him dows : MIRRORS er tioning teachers have ewn| Meseted rob him. ever! ue osiery Department | etec ted for next year by the Ballard icf of ™ |echoot board: Superintendent John | (hurt Of, Police and are pending In TWO SPLENDID SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW C. Dickson was continued tn office CHILDREN’S IMPORTRD B COTTON HOSE, |on account of the good record he has| Sheriff J. A fine girl's hose; sizes abam, of Chehalis weight and Ladies’ Light Weight White Ox made tn the work of the schools. J pods Latest Spring Style Dress tomorrow at 2¥e been named as administrative offi cer of the Panama Canal Commis sion | Great | Medical} Cherry frame. Others charge ie fo county, is in town and smoking the m ‘ regular 26 8, special thing. ie ae wooden cs C. Dickson, H. F. Giles, Frank Par-| cigars of Sheriff Smith at the court Mite in new cedar, brown | ford Walsts with black coin a pair, or three pairs ares 4 eg Rig egg emt ergy fag an bighory colors OB.OG | St. pleited front and back LADIES’ LISLE THREAD UNION SUITS, mercerized DENTIFOAM J. D. Curtis, James Jgbneon, J.) The suit of Ella Bev Seg's Derby Hate, correct styles, rows of plaiting on sleeves, ff) and in colors pink and blue, knee length, low-necked | Butchart Roy # *, Lee John-| the Yeeler estate for « 1 50 iit prcend $1.76 value; sale price... ORE F) and sleeveless, regular $1.25 values, special tomorrow | son, Mrs. Jessie Cribley, Mise Caro-| ages suffered in a fall through an r regular $8.50 quality; Ladies’ White India Linon W - ihe tine Simpson, Mise Rose Glass, Mrs / open elevator door from the first = tens Mnakhed tase: tetel - —- = | Harriet Dorman, Misses Belle Mc-| floor of the Pioneer building to the oth amet pence Ps re fi Intosh, Maude Merrit, GGertrode| basement, tx being heard in Judge ” Pr 4 on yo & OWS OF G-IRER Wits a Ni th. For the teeth. Contains no acid, yet cleans the | Netison, Mary Clath, Jennie Yerkes, | Morris’ court oa by Ble ve om hm lace down front, sleeves, back || aturday 1g t festh beautifully and hardens the gums, Regular Mra. Ella Raven, Miss Mamie Par Maude Knapp has been granted a co: and cuffs fine tucked, $3.50 }/ s NPE og Changes Price Ibe. ’ rar, Sarah Haynes, Ina wman.| decree of diverce from Merton Shape Hats al Re value; sale A FIFTEEN-CENT SALE FROM 6 TO 9:30, EPSOM SALT Jennie Burton, ERinore Preston,| Knapp on allegations of non-eup Ladies’ White § | See what @ nickel and a dime will buy here tomorrow S. iL . Laura Hight, Florence Wall, Agnes) port and desertion, by defau . night. These are specials well worth your attention, ’ rows of S\%-inch wide Swiss id Reagh, Mary Sumariidason, Anna} - ’ *: } even if you did not have our big assortment of special McMillan, Etta Gardner, Victoria| MUST HANG embroidery on front and back | Easter Goods to choose among @ Cc Burgolee, Fannie Maxwell, Myria) ssogoow, ap Th a cuffs, sleeves and collar trim LADIES’ #WISS RIBBED VE , with silk-taped neck Pielow, Ida MoMillan, Grace Farrar. | .. of Grand Duke #éergtus, 1 Ka med with embrol inser | i arma, in lave only, our regular 3$c line, two You are charged from be to 10¢ for a ow Maud Hopkins, Frances Copeland.| iste wan sentenced tc ents tion and tucking, $4.00 value | ta to a purchaser, tomorrow night at, each.....15e | grade at other pi pee Enola Oakland, Ethel Armtsrong.| rpureday and will be hanged next anle price 2. | PURE LINEN COLLARS, standing and turn- athe ee: Ida Evans, Kimma Mythaler, Mra. J.| Vocy so ” . $2.95 styles, slightly 1, regular prices 1c to 25¢ H. Cunningham. Misses each, special tomor night, 2 fc -++ Be | Jone Velma Mmith, Murt« The civil service commission lL. 3 COLLAR AND CUFF SETS, of fine white lawn, Katherine Houts, Agr Shetle Wednesday night su ned = Chief hemstitched edge, worth a set, special tomor- Myrtle Shelley, Fima Sumartidasen | Delaney in the discharge of Police ht at oe s+see--ABe > 3 and Mable land. | man Devel The latter charged LADIFES WINDSOR 1S, In plaids and polka dots, YESLER AND S C. J. Dickson, Wi J. Davies, J. M./ with using foul language on the tt ach, spect morrow night at, each....15e Corskie, N. F. Giles and J. T, Arm-| street cars; absenting himself while ) YARDS OF ALL SILK RIBBON, 4, 6 and 6 inches strong were elected members of the/ on duty so that Serg t Powers w ack w embroidered and fancy patterns, |years. The duty of th comm m domestl fowl, an offense fo: yard © sees ..15¢ |will b to purchase books for the | which he was arrested. Kid Shoes BEAD NECKLACES, in black and turquoise, have pat- I | schools {th improved French heels, | ent fasteners and are strung on extra double waked ° AT THE UNIVERSITY | - ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER $4.00 value, sale price. $2.95 rd, res jues, Saturday night........ 1560 audi ges The Ballard baseball team is ON VEILING i brown net, regular value 25¢ ] ent HUNIVERSITY STATION, Avrfl| naving a new grand siand put on OF CANAL COMMISSION |f 1 scien’ Fine Kid Shoes, blucher rd J oar eka ieak rm enyitaie ts Oo te the Winning of the the grounds. The grounds are in | style, dull matt kid tops, 3-4 | s115 percale Golf and Negligee & € inct length, good quality, worth linter-collegiate debate tonight, at|@00d shape and the addition of ary heel, seiling at yr p ogg. , pair, spe tomorrow night at....18¢ | Denny hall, between Pacitic univer-|grand stand will improve them | $2.50 Shirts, in new soft, gray an¢ A SAND BOOKS, odds and ends from several | sity jon and the University of| somewhat. They have a goo team Ladies’ Finest Viet and Patent champagne colors The I) and girls’ stories ,and also many good S es | Washington, the former will carry|here this year and will give some mane Fim nt | Men’s Oxford and Madras Golf §] s for adults; these are cloth-bound | the honors 77 of the visitors! of the leading amateurs a go for Leather aoe Sh a nee of te with every improved volt of them with gllt topa, regular 26¢ to © seniors and one a third-year d nd Good 5 rag se wr nia af | While one of the home team| ‘Heir money a ee feature in fine Shirt making special tomorrow night at, each 15e ——.. is & freshman and the other teo| Th® evangelists took Ballard by welted soles, Just tue snappiest car'estaaa ot t DRESSED DOLLS, our 85c beauties, very nice and pretty, MS Mites News Ass'n) sophomores. Nevertheless the Wash. | Storm Friday. Every church in the new spring styles... ope $1.00 |) al tomorrow r h skis susse ae ington debaters are competent to| city was used by the preachers, In Men's English Oxford and Mad R NOVELTI up tomorrow night of all MANWOOD SPRINGS, Colo.,| uphold their side, and no doubt Mixs|the morning the chureb were ‘ ras Shirts, with attac and 26c to 0c East ys ach 150 Pp h “ Kid * 8b Ti—Secretary Loeb, after his | Heyes will lead the team to victory.| packed, and in the noon the Ladies’ “ Shoes —— detached cuffs to match, pret ILET ARTICLES. ling Packer's Tar, Woodbury’: : ——— 1 re t kid tops, actual value ; nd Cut 8-cake boxes of Kirk's from the president's camp to ea Junction hall was filled with &@ st tiest now spring pattern... | Facial and Cuticura a x Milled down tc : nd at PR ch range Piya — tre on crowd that made the old floor groan 2.25; special $1.75 $1.2 Soap, Colgate t Waters—Violet, Wild Wait for He caid, hej ing regraded this week and wii|under the weight. Dr. Chapmas ir a Com Revayet--ah regular S00 Velen, the Seaone ee ay have a new layer of cinders placed | occupied the hall at 3 o'clock. All $2.60 Boys’ Navy & Russian Blouse sises 8 to 8 years t night at, each -- 150 generale ng Killen | 08, Jt In preparation for the inter-|the business houses wore cloned and $2.95 HURLBUT’S FINE STATIONERY, regular 25¢ . havin ea rit < oetn. ° 16 . o # thet - . \. ; morrow . bear and prow his gietnd | sire nee The 100- | the men prepared to take their fam $6.00 Boys’ Wool Suits, sizes 8 to 15 years 85 25 ’ pecial tom might: ot +380 | yard straightaway track is being! iiies to the meetings. As this is : c » Which brok » bear's back-| widened ten feet, making it 22 feet | the first time they have heard Dr be Boys’ Wool Knee Panta, all sizes 53¢ Pet an end to its killing | wide in all | pont reenact ttanaien lect Mio ati ol et Buster Brown Emb ered Collars 25e t - ALTO LU | McCarthy Dry Goods $ y the cam ll be moved | | SGregor ra: , 7 f Mich, on the west divide. [ Cc Second Ave. an: Bird camp wilt be made ai | Tompany fms p made still aE over toward Redstone. May st 0 { e paced wit ‘ 4 — | COL. CLARENCE R. EDWARDS. oe f Zemain over night, ané Col. Edwards, who is chief of the wv" i day he starts f bureau of insular affairs, has just GOO D G O c | | The Jeattle Electro | company,” whose glaring advertise- | + 206, 208, 210--PIKE STREET—206, 208, 2 E LAI 22 CENTS ments promise to » hee Tec aperk | 66 TOPPY — SWAGGER — CORRECT 206, : = ” 210, |) tive wonders to physically wrecked | ance a- | Won't you eall and see the lat ss DB 0 Z E N persons, is trying to explain in| See a taer arer, een: rerwen. Se Si | Judge Tallman’s court how it came| Ps 9 9 gee B. N. Brooks & Co MUSIC A® A LANGUAGE X-RAY WAS BAD Py to secure @ $469 fee from Calvin C.| cedlbdabes P i ¢] PORTLAND, Or t TOMORROW Denton, a Klondiker, for its fail ion a e@ = r Ee er oer eae atte, wil {took the Jury but f * IR jure to make @ new man‘out of the stare lges ie yf ceuage’” in| cide that It He ated EF S$ t d A 9° satu DAY | ullibie man from the north inside pentiare oe. “atelg. as & Eng eaee | astitied damag “ or Jvaturaa +22 : } t NOVELTY SUIT MAN rf t.§| Ralph Walker, The suit was brought | sEST The evidence ‘shows that when|f OF TH® NOVELTY SUIT Meviethiel ck tet > oe ey mes Are tor $10 : ne te The Chicago Misfit Parlors will offer a special sale on Tailor LOCAL RANCH EGGS wma coe ee Opn eere, £.6 om to Seafkhe circulating Iorary of The- | D? n was unsk fhe use |f| Made Suits and Top Coats. Everything that fashion dictates will discovered himself in need of geu-| 614 FIRST AVE., BEATTL artivedebvipete <ghlog i ee Bb ‘aa jot t ray } aa that : 7” hit . nts is ¢ aa renovedion béweat to the 1g 1NOND AVE Second floor Howard Dullding Jaqophical iterature and propaganda. | Of “4 X-ray machine and that he be found here, The quality of these garments is guaranteed to for 2 Pound stitute, where, after belong opposite Penn Mutual Life fm) It wifi be fllustrated, while music is | U" ‘ " eatme be the best obtainable at each price up, he was told that upon s Saturday night will end the Bullding. . being played, by drawing of visible | Of @ case of eczema, the treatment m 9 ° . Upon 7 fn " iting . In frighttv burns and | «Bi eehmcnt of $85 the institute world (f greatest Cloak and Sult Secrl- || ITE. | Cormus. wvieKested by murjeal | TAIL OR. M DE SUITS H Fancy Minne neared '? Do fy We eae 41] fice Sale ever held in Seattle, ~ ae yee The | Matren and themes, Jesigna | Nears that mar her for Ife, The - A | . sea - » hundreds of ill tes ~s ng, your copy of The enes will be colored appropri- | tal w f the most interesting | reamery Butter |months; that the Kiondiker there i oa94 radi o (ill toe [| star has not arrived at 6:00 o'clock pee . DErOUE™ | nearé here in ye eminent phys $15.00 Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds for 98.50 25c per Pound he coe Bp the $86 ee — enough to be fitted with the rand eT igi egy: tha atin diewe 6 clang and apecialists being called by | $18.00 Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds for $10.00 4 playe fat, wad of crisp bills and|f highest class of “Tailored Gar 6:00 and and a copy will be| LorS OF WORK both sides Te 020.00 be Block and Bimen........5 6.0008. oseee for Be t Washingt ‘gold on t immediately an. |q ments,” such as Covert Coats, Brent you at once, by special mes- | p appngegetnnly abe, 4 tek prevent: as ig on other physician was calied in for ‘ailored Suite in all materials nenger ; ae oO April 24 $20.00 in Latest Spring Patterns TORE Fe ry Butter masultation, and atier 8 hurried ll SOUD gee now On tale for. i woop Ss" x will be token fl BOSTON DENTAL : thumping and sounding the Klon which are now on sale for the : H lto the government jetty at — the diker’s Person, the grave annoynee-|f Haster trade, going amt the Sood. Charcoat and Coke | inouth of the Columbia river this PARLORS ment was made that his trouble was| who ? price of one third ott | Seattle Coa aad |neanon ax was delivered lant yenr Tweélve-year guarantee, son@thing different than at first ih eo ice ments 637.50 || Wood Co. (Dera 5 Hog Plone i haiend FR y pe R Our regular $7.60, $6.00, $5.00 Pants we have placed o@ special sale thought, the remedy being the pay- i 855 69 Garments .? $20.00 || Canc Btreet and Railroad Ava & |ColUMBIA Connect coma t to 12. Roth phones for ; ; ta64.400ai6s45 Ree ment of $469 and = Pha vie | $24.00 Garments + $16.00 Ff) Phones: Matin 93; Ind 03 bias see nedey tothe aie eiouw Gate + 1420 RHCOND AVENUE . eu od Oo alti » the a LY . + shing 450,000 tor e deliv Setiane worked he mae |] $1800 urments $12.00 4 at the rate « aa day - . #1 15.00 Garments $10.00 e Cc soap — ge hws a oy pt 50 Garments $6.00 Jas. Means’ Hand Made THE $800 HAT STORE. owe with sore HC sticated end g 0 C Clethi the Klondiker woke up, threw away | aes Rie a PAO ROO LOE GOI A, wei tor atyie-er auality gfe ig & COFFEE co. Ses sot Bo Reg srpee i = 2? vi Sd Ave . jail and nee thesnew WN OLD RELIABLE SPOT $kco went out looking for blood ne | eg, G15 tat Brooks & Co,, 1831 2nd ave eee KLIN ~ IND AVENUE, eg | x» to Stone. 8 ros an LINE & ROSENBERG, wo alleged physicians running the v a a : co ae ison Street. Inatitute’ ere “Dr.” D. T. Rich-| 2 Fete sims. Fisner & Lane The Huh Avenue é 625 First Avenue. 1400 First Ave. c Unien ards and “Dr.” O. V. Lawson. | H uourns M@nery, #15 ‘Third Avenue, 9 :