The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1905, Page 3

or Two Each Week Will Do, ash. One Dollar aad SPECIALS | go } viderable Ai : WALLACE, IDAHO, 18 SCENE OF . si | ‘ (°° saving FIERCE CONFLICE — CHURCH | ; 18 DIVIDED. WALLACI 4@ho, April row fn a Rom@em Catt eht omething that seldom happens, and vie of the publ t Wallace ha f man ex and the fnet thia section t; that the be requented i in a be i-Frame and. finan rs) Cart ally known O- to be in ry has leaked } ame G inom parish ft « 1 two factions, Justration. , 4 atten, ex " there be one faction friendly to ey me back table Father Becker and one opposed to er vee and pat « which him, Ni n be used at this Se wact price me, but the parishioner favorable et oriney & $5.25 © the pricat ee , a ible is that, Hke Parasol he * the ts of Wallace, the tional to pric Cat not been supporting Floor Frid. dbp peciats s ce Bay bn, op- : has a hard time to 1 eet, and he ha ma Wh ‘ le been forced to get hel and W , bdging i Insertions, per yard Se ts to tide bi Cheay Bagtns = { Ge The one of Ps fc White Laces. be S50 lay was the o in the ne Arablan 1a ' O5e of funda had been $10 Lace Bed Set . $1.25 7) purchased at a of 4 t is Lace Bed Se $3.26 Fl there was no to pay for them, and Father refine to proceed with the th From past experience Fat? palms until they had eHill ea ane a good deal to k » our chu and Father Beck not to blamed for his stand. Some RE SECOND AVE diseatisfied over what they ¢ Father Becker's stand Catholh jonging cleties. Father Becker holds tha Catholics may belong to secret . cleties and still be good Catholt but the wearing of badges of a jkind at a rerviee in the chur trietly forbidden, yet many ‘e UNION STREET 1LARE jto church, flaunting them in Fa! Becker's face on the occasion i attend in a body limit, We | said another member of the church jot his name | “Father Becker,” he bas never been in sym Mr. Hutchinson his congregation since be i m1 necre rohet le is now in the. Bast wn on secret societies has againat them so far asf ¢ ¢ came chureh jotn a lodge they don’t }to chureh ao often or give so m stock. By keeping in constant touch people who are at with New York, 2. none of the new creations can es- ily ieies tak tae tee cape. | There was no need to r h. His congre yval | needed for 26 cents. We have ab [ways got along without real jmoney we could have used eves sreens again _ 1S PENNILESS stra. | (Py Geripps News Aen) MILWAUK Wis, April 27 Second and Union Cor. Colby and Hewitt J} netrs of tne Broadhead esta SEATTLE EVERETT 008, but states that he hopes te , $108, ad - ~| en Wisconsin Telephone company | Electric Railway and Light com ho! Elephant on His Hands §) v2»: | H. M. Goll, the missing cashier Waste not, want not, is @ maxim beams pass you by m the water till ary PLEAD GUILTY ONLY TWO DAYS MORE AND §) YOUR CHANCE TO BUY FROM us AT | | Griffin Wednesday afternoon to the For you'll never the well r J. W. Collins and Thomas Hall will have passed. Do not let this jsentence. It Is possible that Col chance pass you by.”, |lins may be tried under the cumu $1.00 Chamois Glov Ibe | lative sentence law, as he has con $ Ideal Kid Glov P4e fessed to having served a tw $1.50 Centaur Kid Gloves $i.is jyear term in the Oregon peniten $1 00 American Lady Cor 15 tlary ser” Silk G r” Lise Gle . 4Be | 2c Ladies Belts é 196 And s0 on throughout our entire stock. Remember, this sa (ads Saturday evening, April 29. FAIRBANKS, | post-office They have been notified by t April 7.—The GAT GOODS GUT PRICES LADIES HABERDASHERS- mai! is now being handled by vol unteer help. Jers of all kinds, The Rubber St TA lst ave is to the ears SHAKING HANDS WITH A FEW WOM LATFORM AT NEWCASTLE, COLO, | pwrin, A THe TRAIN PRESIDENT ROOsRVEL UNIVERSITY been paid Recker knew that unless the money was gotten then be would have the paims to pay for himself. [t takes regarding called Catholics have worn badees ner funerals when a secret organization Father Becker's refusal to hold jservices on Palm Sunday is the mt stand for any jmore of his funny business We bave made complaint to the bishop jand expect to get him removed.” 80 | who also declined to permit the use buyi ng more seo in that when mombers of the ton Creamery Butter ADAM TEA & COFFEE CO. SECOND AVENUE, eet. The Big Movement In Rainier Valley Property money to the priest. That makes }him sore, of course, but it don't give him any right to roast the ing @ funeral the regular | gations will be pretty slim from now lon. Two petitions have been sent mm bill of }$4.75 for palms. Any boy could jhave gotten him all the palms ue alms | before, and if we did not have the Iw. B. HUTCHINSON CO. [praia tans owes John A. Broadhead, one of the just the matter amicably He has }resigned as executor of the estate | jot Henry Payne and as director of | | Hix large holdings in the Milwaukee | pany. It has been learned, were long} The Price Cutter Has An Bf ss ‘oe! over. m cotiateral on loans and investigation of his other Ings show him to be practically | | is still unbeard from. A director of the bank is authority for the state- | we would teach | Always é0 things with Glepatch and ment that before tampering with the | pract what you preach bank's funds, Bigelow first used up| Do not your chances Hike sun all his own fortune man pleaded guilty before Judge! Begun Better Get in at jcharge of knocking down and rob bing P. MeGaha on Firet avenue > |south about a week ago, and both were taken back to jail to await se paney’ ana iain Hose 386 PQ, EMPLOVES STs IKE : : wees Al Lewis-Littlefield Co. 22 HALLER BLDG. Tel. Main 437 employes are on a strike | I }head department at Washington 3 CHARDSON & KELLY that the post-office at Fairbanks IG would be allowed only $250 for the expenses, the post-office foree re- fused to remain in the service. The 104 FIRST AVE. SOUTH. Phones—Sunset, Pink 1751. Free Delivery M2 Second Avenue Opposite Lumber Exchange Garéea Hose ond Lawn Série | PORTI ’ ording t E trict At ' Pacifi graph ' the ft - telopt lw trit lr tt being Ce ' 1 uted it f \ ' nt act ing the ¢ t h vestigat! ’ 1 Mintrict att truth of ‘ Pa beet Ano —— |* - ! | t boot D. F. MeDonald and ' Wet H i ' t K Hung iW. eM ie, sophor ret The ¥.M. C. A. att yt ' onference of the diff C,| nen f a ne north we whieh § a The Gert s text |» in retu cor , thing ' ' by bars |freely «# to th | Bat if Unit lt gen G 1 be « ' ‘ F will t mp t , | A w“ that ¢ probat » tarif r NEW YORK, Apr ©. W. HALL Gearhoart, Oregon, from May 6 to! M4, Gearheart park in o peat and is an ideal pla meeting. About 200 delegate will be in attend | devoted to meetings, where prom jent men will talk, to Bible stud and to various kinds of recreation, | as bowling, baseball and swimming in the surf The junior class at the « versity w of the col week Wave.” which will appemr They expect to make a record on this number eee eee ee ee eee VANOOUVER, B. ¢ cy holder since URE ee The case of Sam Tox the charge of stealing $87 w cigars, is being heard before Judge VANCOUVER, B.C Griffin Thursday The ~ | Bagh Cigarette and Tobacco Habits mines ant Trait em | CURED FRE cH IN ORE DAY comp eted. The capital working capital of § , certify that 1 com- | approx permanently cured of the abit by a free sample pack. | Rol. $4 Bpecith dietiked | am the sample, | p. and my Iter, $1,000,000. [health has before. I hene facts freely and | victims of profit by my wil experfence ev C. H. Veale, Brandon, La Hannan, Glenw James Burt Brown, © Busan Fis morning. It states the Smith, Ark Mills, N. « Kemper ¢ prin) Spinks, Kohitiepp, Walnut Port, Pa letcher, Brakehti! | legal entity Til erry &. Ala. ot BE yr An explosion of gas } pew lod. Ter. | mont of the seed house uja weky Calf, os, compa Jota ¥ Kenady, Mingus, x man Br mnapany at wrecked the building These people and bur In all parts of the country have cured of the tobaceo habit by sample packages of Tobac it is a harmless, practically taate remedy that can Be given In drink and wi all forms of tobac. oo, clear the knowle the debris t himeelf the remedy is 1 to cure. will cure any ease oven the may be sufficien | frier no matter w of 5 has been used. People | We packager all the time. Try i. It can 6 Fitth and Race streets, Cincinnati Ohio, will send In plain wrapp and Yesler way, hung Roba: Bpectfie and vest. A sneak thi that cured the people above abaolutely free, Write for it now, Do Wards scented the qu GRAF (Bpeolal to The Star) SRUBBED (My Geripps News Avent ee SOME MORE CARNEGIE PHILANTHROPY | edd dade tadn tata dade old that be need See eee ERE REE HH BE Bither Mr. King then wrote a let that he self at the day for a distrit algamation of LeRoi, Center Star and Snowshoe nate share of each 000; War Eagle © than 9 (000; Bnowshoe, $100,000, it was | WASHINGTON, April der of the outlaws who mu HUNTINGTON, W. Va., April food or | | veiitainiinis Petty robberies and the skpockets worried the ) eeday and Thursday are being cured by the free sample | Williams, of the Salvation The time ~ TELEGRAPH BRIEFS A plan * ® ito hie lawyer ¢ ng hi ae *. dys ¥ | notified the officer ber of autor ® whe * * b b he k * NEW YORK, April 27. * ror * " bie. #/0n foot to press the ei you # the Equitable Life Assur & checking * in the federal courts. Sullivan and @ Star * Cromwell are declared to have ee te . 4 nd as attorneys in all W. CORLISS @ eral courts of the United Mutual Realty « a Pots there is & # |Rowland D. Buford bega ation Wa f the Trail) The Aer: American school teachers near Philippines, in June. a ea n captured and confessed. The ‘aonard L. stafford, Ripley, Maine, |overnment will urge the extreme Wt, Emerson. Belmont” tc | penalty G. W. Bdam. Box a0. ¢ od, Wis ’ W. Palmer, Cedar Blut Ala M. Ward,” Southern “Hote SALT LAKE, Utah A , : demurrer in the case of Don Carlos Musser and Charles Smurth inst the Mormon church Chat- | Joseph Smith, trustee, was filed this church alte and religious Mos » today killed three occupants. The wreckage is burning. It is feared others are in se patient, Heat | REPORTS By SCORE, § police w army not do any harm, but wilt surely do |and A. R. Riley, of 615% Yesler way good, ever not ufficlent to make a | both reported the loss pocket nouhng, ue and it wil coat you | books, ‘The former lost $12, the 1s Ihe Ttogers Drug & Chemical Co., | ter valuable papers and some mon ey. Ira Campbell, working on Fifth coat soon after y and car nol WH 1 Kled off # silver watch and two dol Tee ee eee ee eee knows who has looked. Our instruments alway best, our price ways low and terms easy. Musical Ins D. S. JOHNSTON CO., 903 Second Ave. theft of a valuable amethyst brooch Heves she lost it ‘ongregat Chapman party of e n improperly made a defendant | Wil! conduct the servi because it is a voluntary worlation and not a corporation or has|¢ G-L- Holmes FurnitureCo- U0}-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. Cut Price TwoDays GILKOLINE—itex PILLOW TOPS—OF w ‘ , 1 rm y suitable for oes, hammock c 2Be SILK FLOSS PILLOWS—For thene toy 2 sereee B00 4 inch . . 65 FRAMED PICTURES sped frames) measur ing 22x b ‘ , of «il colors and kinds. Regular $1.25, cut te econerceee 70 PARLOR TABLE—(aee « den finish; hous turned | nquare shelf 2 9D GOLDEN OAK PARLOR TABLE—(nee cut) Han 24 quare top and 16-inch shaped shelf; ti ga; entirely solid owk in the finish; very strongly and at natructed. Regular $2.00, $1.39 56-PIECE DINNER SET—or the Edwin M. Knowles cele brated porcelain; highly rated; your choice of r Regulas $6.50, cut . +, $4.95 se Friday-Baturday bar re for cash. None to Out of town orders if received by Saturday Articles may be taken tomer or will be deliv ir convenience. ianos‘r Rent Rent Allowed on Purchase Price KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 2d Ave. (Established 1850.) Largest Music House on the Coast THE QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY, ESTABLISHED IN 1890 the y LARGE LAUNDRY in the city not in the SEATTLE LAUNDRYMEN’S COMBINE OUR CUT RATE OFFICES Main office, First and Bell. Downtown office, Third near Pike. Ze; Cuffs, 4 we PLEASE YOU OR IT COSTS YOU NOTHING GET YOUR |PIANO NOW We have by far the largest stock in the city, as everyone well represent the Se rs tock of Talking Machines and all kinds of Small uments. nm loose change. About the; LONGFELLOW CLUB TO MEET been | same time a valuable collie, t |property of W. T. Campbell, of The Longfellow Improvement club West Seattle, was lured aboard the | meets Thursday night to discuss the ferry and the owner complained| Moore-Gilman street railway fran- inesday to the police. Burglars|chise and the movement for clean« entered the room of Louis Fesender |!™# up the city, at the Renton Hill at 1113 Seventh avenue and searched | All they got was a bunch of $$ $_____., . J. W. Burns, of 522 Spring | . b e the ss men en- tered his room, for when he enter- | ed the place, he noticed the absence has|of a suit case containing clothin was given the lice, y lub house, The lady be pe woh All our Garden Hose is warranted eas and sold under a guarantee. jal services will be held tn the , : Wout ber RUBBER. church at Cliiften Powers, who was with | Boston Terrier Rubber, %-Inch, 50 - $8.00 ngelists,| feet ‘ cam- | Nile, & inch, ‘so feat : ) will begin on April 30 and last | Tiger Brand, \-Inch, 60 fect $7.00 two weeks, Leader Brand, \-inch, 50 feet $8.00 Bull Dog, \-inch, 60 feet...¢10.00 COTTON, } Royal Cotton, \%-Inch, 50 feet $4.50 Royal Cotton, \%-Inch, 60 feet $4.25 Sash and |Cotton Blue Lined, %-inch, % fone Door | Tiger Brand, %-inch, 60 feet $00 | Nile Brand, }-inch, 59 feet..@6.00 256 GARDEN RAKES . Bargains |GARDEN HOMS 250 | CARDE N TOOLS OLS OF ALL KINDS PRICE LISTS FREE. My five cross panel Doors are GEO. H, WOODHOUSE co. known everywhere; price $1.30 per door. Send for price lists to my sales rooms, 1508 Third avenue, Seat- ‘LONDON Lon OFFICE tle, Wash. 1405 Second Ave. nd Av. B. ‘® Drug Store. Money to Loan on Watches, Dia- monds and Jewelry. Do not buy @ watch or diamond before you see our display in our window and our prices, marked ig plain figures. inane 0. B. WILLIAMS Lurta Ream “t