The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1905, Page 3

METAL Are Priced in Sensational Manner sale are in pro your home fur at right this special buy and you got . 'Here’s the Offer —— 100 VOTES IN THE BIG WORL SATURDAY @NLY—THE RACE ONE One sample value fs & carioad Come t0. Extra Special $8.75 Tron Bed of latest decorations having « fect inside head and board, with straight dies, otherwise same eee EEE EEE EEE REE EE ee pattern foot spin as iNustration, made in several colors; price $14.50, reduced for three days to $8.75 REAR REE RRR There wouldn't have been ————— Ss * FIRED ON JEW. ; hems * SHIELDS ASKED FOR \* BOYCOTTED DRINK gather- | * M. C. Shields, unth a few ® days ago secretary of the Citi }® sens’ alliance, and Hans Putt # rich, secretary of the Brewery ® Workmen's union, accidentally ® met at the Rainier-Grand ® hotel, Manday afternoon. * * * * * * 7 - * * . * * * * * * +. Corwin sails for any trouble had not the str ‘e veeck Monday night. asked the strike-breaker to @/ the first pas- | w take a drink. Puttrich was re- # ve Seattle for} ® ferring to distitied Nquer, of ® wit carry 100 ourse, having forgotten how ®| Tmivne many mining |@ to drink beer the day the # men and prom-}® strike commenced. He asked ® erprises: nie for Kentucky rye, and, al- @ |® though Shields ts a fighting # soaiete take a full cargo! ® southerner himeecif, he would ® or, min-|w not consent to anything but ‘The | ® boycotted beer. . mand of|® The temperature went down | MWeet, who has navigated! * to where it threatened to break ® Between Seattle and|@ the thermometer. Both gtasses © several searons past. * left untasted, and the ® ae ee ® bartender threw away their ® Wash. May 16 contents in disgu: * n Pacific will build x wee Columbia river at (his greek tkkeeh ehntne the genera! belief of rail- } Congress gave the} BERLIN, May 16—The report| Tight to build over two/that German troops have oceupied Hai Chu, China, ts officially denied -HolmesFurnitureCo: U0}-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. A Talk | THE PURCHASE PRICE of a range does not determine Whether it is cheap or dear. The question of economy in pur amd & range is determined by the amount of fuel required ‘Opera' ‘tepair. te it during the time it will be used and the cost of The constraction of the Monarch Range makes It ¢ Bomileal in the use of fuel for the following reasons ist. THE TOP tn the thickness required when made of Ralleable iron ts more readily. tnd. THE SEAMS AND JOINTS made tight with malle- Wile frames prevent the admission of air from the outside Ito the flues except through the firebox ard. THE OVEN bakes properly with the same fire that {6 used in doing or work 4b. THE ARRANGEMENTS for water heating in all fs such that there is no interference with the opera lon of the range for other purposes ‘The use of malieable iron makes the Monarch a range fiat Will not crack, warp, break or open up in the seams $5.00 Cash, $5.00 a Month new range. We take your old range as part payment @ new, allowing is worth. PRIZES Por the three best poems ut the “Monarch” will be ae fol if Ist, a $57.50 Mor h Range; 24, $10.00 cash, and 3rd, $0 cash. If you are under 18 years of age and @ resident os state W of the Cascades, send in your poem at THE SEATTLE [tat ESDAY, M Best Made Yet THREE-MON TMS’ SUBSCRIPTION TO THE STAR WILL COUNT D'S FAIR CONTEST ON NEXT 18 A REMARKABLY CLOSE —_ RRR RRA RRR RR . Read this, sure! * More's the best one yet! *! On next Saturday, and on | that day only, there will ap- *| pear a “special coupon good for *| ONE THOUSAND votes. * Anyone sending a new sub seoription to The Star for thr months aceompanied by cents will be allowed to coast ONE THOUSAND votes for the school teacher he consid ere to be the most popular one in the sta This in the best chance yet offered to help your favo teacher win one of the pri trips to the fair, 75 But remember, that this cou pon will appear for one day *| only and must be voted within one week after it appears in &| The Star, Den't forget, every three months’ subseription is good ®| for 1,000 votes if you fill out next Saturday's coupon. The “ten-vote” coupon will also appear next Saturday. * * a * *! * * - ” - - * * - * * * io - * * * * RRR | Th tal vote in The Star's big World's fair contest is now 61,686 or an average of more 2,000 for each of the 27 candida ap pearing in the Hat below One of the pretty fe race is the remarkably steady vot ing that ip being done for pra tically all of the candidat ing that the friends of the te are standing by them loyally every day. The race between the first four candidates is so close that lens than 400 votes separate Miss Met ealf, the leader, from Miss Johnson, i who te in fourth plac while the tare with f the top nges of positions were day than in any day for a eating that the vote ts not only heavy, but that the rivalry te keen, ! LOS ANGE 16 4 John F. Oleson seman formerty president of the Travelers Protective association, was sen tenced Monday to five years in the San Quentin penitentiary for the embezzlement of $850 worth of dia-| mond jewelry. | PORTLAND, Ore,, May 1é-sJuat/ as the Nicodemia was proparifg to | sai! from Hongkong to Portiand by | way of Japanese ports, ten stow aways were found in the forecnatic All were coolles, and they were be- trayed by One of the Chinese sail The vessel made a record trip across the Pacific npleting the passage from Yokohama to the mouth of the Columbia in 15 days, ors cot | LONDON, May 16 Walter Neot, | estin be worth $1,000,000 manager of the Associated Preas tn | This will be sufficient to purchase Europe, died Monday morning tn | 20.000 volumes for the library each Liverpool. Mr f took charge of | ye | the foreign service of the Associat pS ed Prove ta 1008. Tis wen 28 HADW HAS CHANCE COLFAX, Wash 6.—Iu WASHINGTON, M 16.—Minis-|g. J Chadwick, cf this Scones - ter Bowen this morning in “0 believed to have the inside track fi , with Secretary a a1! nithe race for third place on the reply to the statement and counter | state railroad commission. Judge charges made by Assistant Secretary |Chadwick is a democrat, but it is of State Loomis. understood that he will be given —— preference by Governor Mead over TOKIO May 16 Ninkomaro, na- | any ane man. The makeup of val auxiliary vonse! has gone | ¢p, mp iamio’ ost prob | ashore off Fusan, Korea. It is be-| he a ee oreeenny lieved she will be floated at high! Harry Fairchild, Bellingham tide, chairman; already named. —— W. L. Benham, Seatti WAHINGTON, D.C, May 16—| 9 "yon Colfax. Lisutenant George Mallison is de insenedlieieeee camcenitntetmestify tached from duty an inspector of equipment on the battleship Ne braska at the Moran Bros.’ ship yards in Seattle. He has been de tailed as assistant to the inspector of equipment at the works at New News, Va. Dd. WASHINGTON C., May 16.—| A report from the Philippines states at Lieut. Otte B. Grimm, of the urt-martialed on the 2xling 2,000 pesos of funds entrusted to him for A nt of laborers, wan found not c ot embezzlement, but sus- pended from promotion for failure \o property account for the funds, | PROMINENT “TACOMANS” FIGHT TACOMA, May 16 Patrons of a Pacific avenue saloon were, Mon jay night, treated to a fight between Councilman and Contractor Berens, two of 1 # prominent citizens. are into tht saloon and started to abuse Giblett. The two finally a it 1 a hard left to Ber knocked him down and ended fight. SEATTLE MEN INTERESTED Articles of incorporation were filed in the auditor's office Monday for a new railroad to be bullt into Skagit and Snohomish counties, of the richest timber sections in the state. C. D, Stimaon, F, 8, Stimson, James Roe, J. F. Ivey and Maurice MeMicken are the chief promoters. The capitalized stock Is $260,000. AUTOISTS REACH CHICAGO CHICAGO, May 16.—Dwight Huss nd Milford Wigste, the two men on lerens the one The “ten-vote” Saturday coupon of lant @ big hit and it has helped several of the teachers to get made & grip on the upper rungs of the ladder Don't forget that you must hustle every day for your favorite, for sthors are doing it, You must keep everiastingly: clipping coupons and | ending them in if you want your favorite teacher to have a free trip to th rtland fair this summer Following is the standing of the leaders in the race to date Name. fichool Mins Lillian Metealf,. Cascade Mies MeMillan esos Ballard Miss A. Frances Nichols Rainier Rertha Johns Lou Chase Misi Min Interlake Walla Walls Minn Nellie Buckiey Central Mins Puller Walla Walla Miss Mawkt ++ Green Lake Minn Nelle Gail Duniap Misa Wiley : + Ballard Mins Rachel Hyland,.... Central Miss Alice Turner .. Longtellow Mise Metta Armour Columbia Mies De Hart - Seattle High Miss Pearl Bacon Beacon Hill Ming Blanche Banta,..Beattle High Miss Grace Hall Cancade Miss Dora Hines..,. Roy Mise Maynard Everett Mins Mabel Nettleton... Longfellow | Miss Bunker South Park Mis Peart French Mercer Mise Nellie Pomeroy Ross Miss Annie V, Bell Olympic Ming Nina Moore Interbay Mise Agnes Conlon ...Quenn Anne Edna Harris ....Werren Ave Miss Madinon . B. F, Day + Pabst dia Diath Goat eee eee * *% So clowe is the race for first * ® place in the teachers voting * contest that Miss Metcalf, of * * Cascade school, and Mise Jobn- * *® son, of Central, changed posi- # ® tions four times Saturday, Miss # ® Metcalf holding firet place at * ® the finish by an eyelash, owing & # to the fact that several hun- * * dred votes were browght in for * * her late in the afternoon. * 7 * eee es who are crossing the continent route to the World's fair at F land, arrived in Chicago, Monday after hav covered 1,160 m the rney. They left Ne last Monday morning tn com: with ¢ traveling partsers, Percy Megargel and Wart Stanchfield. Huse and Megarge! left several hourt tn advance of Wiggle Stanchfield. The men expect to ar- rive at Portland about June 21 MORE FOR STANFORD STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cat, May 16—Impremive ceremonies marked the laying of the corner stone for the new $600,000 ary bullding at Stanford university Monday In a hitherto unpublishe address to the students by the late Mra. Stanford is made an unexpect od « to be raised from the aale vate jewels, For 2 pounds Fancy Oregon Creamery Butter. The Best Coffee That's what you can depend on when you buy Adams’ Best Java and Mocha Coffee, at 40¢ per pound. Satisfaction guar anteed or money refunded TEA & COFFEE CO. 621 SECOND AVENUE, Near Madison Street. which are| A 16, 1905. lla ehhh RARER . * a criminal jury * This eth * for King county * Ww th for *& Court seanion * not been app ® Oriffin's court * * aaah eee eRe = Judge Griffin aid law ue and years that be used for equity Benjamin and Conwe day afte compri ity of the nee and miitoe d te grant A. B. Hanson for Federal hotel Pine, Johnston. voted negatively | also turn down the app it reaches that body hotel is outside the and across § th alree | Methodist Protestant The work of estab) at which municipal ole be sold will be taker lighting committee age evoning. The matter and other will probably be presen Pile driver engineer engineers in thi obey the law providi emanination and licen tempt to exempt ther ation was frustrat committee upon t Inapector the o! city when Botler mittee 0 as to exe dredging Murr engineers | Landes Estat | transfered a lot on upp jmue to George EB 000 Monday, ‘Thin is cc of the best males ever a property L. Miller dents of the Acn e and their friends h ening on the subjec nd Frenz ew of atic school gave yma of the Acme Friday afternoon ious numbers on werg onthusiastically Kelly and Me and Forbes wer with the audience Acrummage the Haren M. BE avemue, between Pike streets. Luncheon w at 12 o'cloe little trem tuden r sr spec chure every day Just how Edgewater, met death but it im believed | through a hole in an | which he was playing gation by friends and tesulted in the about 9 o'clock Mon¢ the shallow wa! hortly before | told her that he woul away. He was the so Mra. W. H. Wilson, T Have You Se during & saloon building The members of voted not to amend the ot the pile driving and Sackett Business Sharp Roy” finding of the * * REMARKABLE FOR *) KING COUNTY * + * o* tw net t Baturd remark appoint jury 4 Jude month will ® * * arene LITTLE HAPPENINGS who Mon a major fa license in the Third wp ther member counell lication when The Federal | saloon limits t from the ehurch iahing rn Baer nh up the ain Thurs ay ie important the council! t 4 ay rater Itke ng will have ng for thelr An mn from ous ed by the Monday afternoon, | recommendation of ay iaw company per First ave nade on upper med the stu col Thursday | Money ast t of Finance” of the Ee & recital Business col lant the program ecel ved Seidell favorites a in ial sale is being held by | 1516 First and § Pin be served b Wilson, of ie uncertain, at he fell old wharf on An tnveati- the parents body jay night io © near the wharf. k he bad an- ewered a call from bis mother and id come right m of Mr. and he body was | en and Heard It? We mean the KRELL AUTO RAND PIANO, It has the app nee Of & beautiful upright Piano, | just what {t is, and occupies lgreater space than a reguiar up right. Although It takes the place of 4 Piano and a Plane Player, and an be played either by hand or by perforated music rolls, and can be hanged from hand playing to au- tomatic playing in an inetant, sim- ply by moving 4 amall lever. The Auto-mechanism a unit, but are ab ent of cach other of the case contains th that operate the fir strike the keys The tane of the GRAND % surpassing! and brillian of muffled m indicate machine must the quick sympathetic Fr that dis guishes the bu h. Easy t play. Easy to buy, Will last a life- time! The highest class, most com plete Pi in existence. The ufacturer# have not been to make these Pianos fast enough to supply the demand. We have just received a ship- ment, that we have been waiting | for quite a while, and a cordial in tended to vitation ts tere in combine: iP Player, to step a and try the Krell ing Pi t Geatt se Burke Buildi weather pod toni m You get be for the you turn it Hot Springs Blood F Makes new, rich, r Special on Mirrors new 1 wants we delive thy Reltable * Both utely indepen The at. numb Phone STONE'S PIKE ST. PHARMACY Family and tion Druggista. 419 PIKE STREET. Phones, Matin 933. Piano act to ° pn here, half of the Piano, KRPLL y everyone tn 4 Piano and in and pee Auto-Grand. D. 5. JOHNSTON C0. ano House. ND AVENUE née get ling you a 20¢ bottle when dy 83e¢ blood this week, . $1.00 T5e 650 400 300 ers in un your the goods Prescrip- will] taken to the Bonney-Watson morgue n6 police belleve they have cleared up the numerous complaints of unoccupied houses being stripped r of brass fixtures and lead pipe in " the argest Monday afternoon of Otto Sale Our | Parry nd Fred Cooper near Kin Now Win- near rk. The ys are under 18 r and will be held ing a thorough On dows investigation of the cane NOT POTTER'S FIELD I Saturday night and Sunday morn ing, will net be buried @ the Pot ter's field. Friends have been lo ated at Everett and Bole City At one tlme Stewart was wealthy One of the Best Collections in America He met with an aceident near Boise Goe Sal : City, Idaho. A 11000 tore a bridge joes on Sale Tomorrow at Jiown over which he was crossing Half Price Hie head was injured and nee that time his mind has been wandering The Sample Line of Pictures told of In ‘* pa Spiritualism took hold of him and pers will be shown in our win { nd tomorrow he was mildly insane on the subject This Mone was bought from one the most prominent Art Compani in America and con ts of more than j LA GHELLE DEAD 200 pictures—many sizes and no two alike, The assort BELLPORT, L. 1, May 16.—Kirke | cae aati | and playwright, died at his home to-| ay of blood poisoning, resulting Masterpiece Fac-Similies lt >M an injury to hin leg Photo-Engravings . _ | Landscape Carbonettes $0 ecial Wednesda 1} Etchings, Pastels, Water Colors } p y The frames are of stained wood in Duteh and an tique stylew—now all the fad. F are from 10e to $1.00 each. Not a picture in the but will be an orna- ment to any home, or will make a sp d gift. Take sp ——— : | | The} MAB | Sennen | Baker’s Cocoa Cream Blend Coffee Don't Forget the Place RHODES BROS. beginni ng tomorrow your choice, Half Price Many of these pictures are shown without will insert glasses free of additional charge. 19¢ N glass. Bn We ee. Dry Goods and Company miss EGitchews Af TRUST ‘PHOT © SUPPLY CO. School of Photography free te Amateurs 25¢ Warion SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Eade nad ONLY On Majestic and Monarch Steel Ranges from $35.00 up. RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. 206-310 Gecond Ave. South. 1325—2nd Great Chance For the Men in Uniform! The process of closing out the stock bought from the Outlet brings a great chance for Motormen and Conductors. The entire stock of Uniform Suits is to be sold by the New Concern at--- SI 2 Per Suit You know what the usual price is for these suits. You'll not need to be told that it’s a case wherein quick action is called for. Outfits for Alaska at Half Price The entire stock of Boots, Bedding, Underwear, etc., for Alaska trade is offered at one-half the former prices. This line is to be discontinued alto- ether. Everything bought from the old company is to be closed out and we shall begin with a clean slate---Men’s Suits and Furnishings all go at about