The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1905, Page 8

THE SEATTLE 8 STAR-WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1905. Ne — — - —— confidence that the above points | town now-a-days. - cover with substantial acenracy the TO R ’ opinions of the majority ae they will) Grace Van Studdiford comes to subsequently be embodied in @ re/the Grand Sunday night and the ‘. port and bill three following nights in the most N TH ARE DIAMET SALLY | aucceesful of light operas, “The ' SENATE COMMITTEE REPORT 1S HERE FORECASTED AND IT | oprc wD To THE RECOM~| Red Heather.” Mise Van Studdi MENDATIONS OF FRESIDENT|/ford carries a large and moat ca Re es WILL BE DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED TO THE RECOM: /RoosmVELT AND SECRETARY|pablo support, The sale of seats CONSTANTINOPLE, May 17. It) starts Fri: . erv : MENDATIONS OF PRESIDEN T ROOSEVELT —POINT® THAT | TAFE aay cae rr gpm aca Rage og Prrnin “ misty SEE THE WINNING PRIZE BARGAINS IN OUR WINDOW - ; we! y neve: t "4 the insurrection in rabia. Sixty uh G } - WILL BE COVERED IN THE REPORT AND HOW THEY WILL AT THE “THEATERS wn weer a8 pesthast pons cavalier coven, armed Wits, wane a i “a: ors, and 70 artillery corps, armed t 4 BE COVERED Van Studdiford. It doesn't make |Srt, We rng Krupp guns, have — youre tho least difference if the drossing | Yi b aiched to the soene. Two eT os. an } Ce Ra OR RH) room is too omall to hold a bat box pone hig oo oe two destr ® b * ¥ it's got to be big enough for the | Lorpede & co-operate » | WASHINGTON, May 17.—Phe}they new enjoy * =©Grand—Dark *| honored twenty-seven. They are | £0UF eee, coe will co-operate | Perhaps you have vowed you will never read another clothing { @hiet pointe of the report which will| 7—The commits ts opposed to|* attle—Dark, n }not the laughing, singing, dancing |! the land fowes advertixement—and who will blame you? ‘They are all “tarred with ; goon be made by the senate com-| any lesistation which will give pow-|# Third Avenue—"Uncle Tom's * | req feathers that you see behind the| wae kAR AAR AR KA ® KH /E tho same stick,” you say, Neverthel repent ™ a J asalte ' mittee on interstate commerce, as}er to the interstate commerce com-|® Cabin.” Good old fashio ; lights or rather will see when “Red | & * |f will not make you very tired, and perhaps 1 may be interesting @ result of the extensive hearin: mission to name a rate which will) ® play produced tn good old > ie presented here, but in-|® GERMANY’S ACTION * | fF tainly it will be profitable which have been in progress, will| become immediately effective, with | _ ren ree tehtiin, Sehn t real turkey feathers and | w TROUBLE * 1 > » judiciary except o Star—Po d » 7e everybody im the cast swears that | ®& STIRS UP + 7 be the following | no resort to the judiciary except on} i = every 5 d Y h i 1—The right of appeal to the ju-/ the ground that the rate be confis-| * L. Sullivan in monol eae - ] if the feathers failed to show up in| # * le or ns an out $8 ou ts | diciary from any rate making order | catory * sparring “en ‘ wit a ne vs | the star's dressing room at night|® PARIS, May 17.—A dispatch a , ~ ’ . . ° ttoe embody in} ® McCormick, Novel perform show would be a failure * to Reuters from London af by the interstate commerce commis &—The committee will em y c i ~ A will be preserved and carefully | its bill the substance of the present | # ances by the ex-champion well . There is a story behind it all.| # firms the report that 100 Ger . Their Equals Cannot Be Found fi r F s to lo » hau vis orth seeling | Mins V Studdiford has friends | ane) landed at Hiay Chu, " oy é guarded! }law as to long and short haul, this| * wort ‘an Stud rd bi riends | % rr | : t 2—The at Cullom-Elkins in-| law, as interpreted by the suprome| ® *\everywhere, but St. Louls, her|® China, May 12, despite denials, ® Less Than $20.00 terstate commerce Jaw will be In-| court, being that “competitive mar |¥* ¥ 4 ¥ ¥¥¥¥H¥ ERY H F) nome city, holds a great big army | # * dorsed and commended, and will be] ket conditions” may make the cheap Md Marse ‘Tom ie drawing big | Of them. When it was learned that] ® & # tw ® * & ® Reliilielialel Here's a good op portuntty to avail yourself of the wonderful ad Tewritten practically with very|iong haul legitimate. This would] Ole ay a rain ue theater 226 Was to star in “Hed Feather" | vantages of our latest clothing purchase—the best we ever 1 slight alterations, as the substance} maintain the present stat crowds vedo binG avenw twenty-eight brilliant minds in 8t,| CAN STILL GAMBLE We offer tomorrow, in one magnificent lot, over 200 er Of the bill to be recommended 9—Nothing looking to a “distance | this w xplicable at- | LOule conceived twenty-eight bril-| Gy varpia, May 1%—The Sno Youths Suits at a price that will surely induce you to investigate Py 3—The past administration of the} tariff” will be found in either the} There pets - ’ se ho = an Unete | #@nt ideas, Each brilliant mind] yomian superior court upheld | this offering at least : . * Interstate commerce act will be se- | repert bill be drawn by | traction ae that ot r seema to | CoPcluded to keep its plan to itself, | toaay by the wtate supreme court in| THE MATERIALS—Fine Navy Blue Serges, Steel Gray Worsted * verely condemned, and the present | (he we plas ng MB mo Re ‘bile. | but as all the plans were the same] refusing to insue a mandamus com Tweeds and Homesxpuns—all wool, of course ‘ * commission will be characterized as| 1 gn tariff rates, that is,| pall on the os an pusire ww not |it Would have been just as well to! peuing the sheriff of THE COLORS—In the main, Blue, Browns Grays, and Nobby Mix é Inefficient, impertinent and am-| the ocean and railroad rate,| Certainly the production is 008 | scatter these scintilating thoughts! Pointe and the marshal of Ev tures in Gray and Brown ef y * Ditious. ao An too old for Seattic playgoers, | 11_| broadcast, Soa few days Tater ig enforce the state laws & THE STYLES—Gingle and Double Breasted Models in Snappy Ef * 4—The Esch-Townsend dill will | cor will | size <. the yt Ptow ards auc’ | twenty-eight turkeys were crated| p.mnpling and other crimen. Th fects, Cut and tallored in a manner beyond reproach, * be thrown out |the contr} of the Interstat . ees Che wees SS 8 eee up in individual © and each) cision was rende in the case of ‘ * 5—The comnilttee will recommend | merce fon a hurry-up order to Mis#|r ty. Hewes aesinat. Bherift ¥.{) THE VALUBS—If purchased in the that the coneral rate making pow-| 11—The commit will recor | John 1. Bulliven ts proving &i van studdiford's apartments 1n| np tor ina Monnut eo Dever regular roundabout way would er be left with cho railroads, and/:mend an amendment of the statute) mighty magnet at the Star this) soy yoy TE ati Nigam ns Me Pletal age $20.00—or way from $18.00 3 that no legislation tc adopted which ng the prosecution of casen| week. His t tent witty yeoncle Out ‘af the twenty-olght turks | a0, Mase otridantt et Oo ere! end they're worth oF i Will interfere with the exetcise w com re the courts by the interstate | gue In the - i oiaie tan ye twenty-seven had @ single bright |peing violated and no effort was} ery dollar of it, but we'll let you ee prk mee seeeten Wy. the men who ag! pager awe 8. Aeoncemman y per gp naa be tt M ening |Ted, feather each, but the twenty- made by the officiate to wtop It. take your, pick of the 200 Pults ee nes have it in charge, | The committees will report) fast eae y - goes In the evening | cichth turk was blackballed be-| ate ae tomorrow at t 6—The committee has no objec that & proper o ement of the; make a big hit Imply xtood be- | hee ft did not have @ red feather. tert tion to giving power to the inter-| present statute would meet com big fellow almply " ont P|! So his unfortunate bird went to SEE THE WINNING PRIZE BARGAINS IN OUR WINDOWS wal state commerce commission to} plaints ected against the private footlights and ho = red feed the brothers and sisters and " hd Bame a rate in place of a parti lar | car lines, the Industrial railways, |he would prove a great drawing | his and cousine of the bellboy HA te Day aera ede Fe al a ettrney as | eh, tid the Saleh Everybody--Men and Women--Atten = Rearing, providing that the rall-/ While no official annonne ment) heart” talks m the afternoons and | in. turkeys as they flécked to the | ‘ Toads be permitted the same priv-|has yet been made by the senate | his clashes with Jim MeCormick in hotel Cc | 5 : flege of appeal! to the court which|committer, ic may be stated. with the evening are the talk of the | en s ec wear a ie 1 —_—_—_—_— | a SHAVING, Including } | Norris & Rowe's big two-ring cir Neck od 4 ibe a - - | DP anew coacasenrenmen PREDERIC compinno wi Ste ag si] 2 FORI AT 25c INSTEAD OF 50 2 FOR 1 4 HORS TR RRS K & NELSON (Inc.) noons and nights of Monday oP Turkish Bath n0e | Cc c we day and Wednesday, May 22, 23 and HEADY’S BARBER SHOP, l “ * a Bote Wrage. ene Hinast; Pergent 908 | It’s & special happening of more than usual importance. We purchased an immense lot (Mf the posite Recreation park, in North equipped In the Wert en . rT at that permits u " - . dozen, or in round numbers 5,652) } 8 FINE ALL SILK TIES, at @ price that permits us to offer the and Seattle, on the Virginia street and Corner First and Washington “ - Cedar. street car lines....Jt. is prom- 0 men of Beatt most astonishing Neckwear Bargains of years, ___ ined that this will be by far the == = —_— } A bewildering assortment to pick Phovt Modh largest show ever sent here by these | 2forl yen mvo a quarter Dos . forget —— when vo " pokey, me oe 2fo aa This will be the tie, und eretent DABNEY & WOODHOUSE. | $ you'll save. They're made up from the ends of neckwear silks . 1 enough te > If a dozen of a kind—and = eens a1 ike: cohen, ae oe pieces only large enough to make about half a nouncement of ite coming in The Bargains in |ff the silks from which our regular line ts made. All fresh, new goods, in the most looked for Star tonight will enuse many a shapes and nobbiest patterns, We expect to see every man in Seattle here tomorrow; and, as & ol en Va ebpoar ’ omorrow juvenile heart to beat fast in an-| HOUSEHOLD women “shop” for their husbands every day, there will be a libera! sprinkling of the fair sex im ance, too. Anyway, the enlo justifies a vast crowd, and we've planted accordingly, Best ie GOODS |] Neckwear for hait ‘price ase tlelpation. TET esived from New York Wed nesday, queting the Wall treet Journal, The intention of reaching the Pacific coast has been enter tained in the minds of St. Paul officials, there he been no survey made, and there is good ite produces this great crc { bargaing of the first magnitude. Former ps and values lest of | iy, We have arran ai} the articles mentioned low, and doze others on two immenm a f easy buying and easy selling. The ues soar up to S5e an article, but we've pried rrow's selling at 4c and 1% r cholee. Be on hand, if only to see the crowds, “Twill ge e you for the coming circus AT 4e EACH, WORTH TO 2e. || AT 1% EACH, WORTH TO 55c. White Semi-porcelain and White Granite Jugs Taite 1 wereniaie Thite Gi and Cream Pitchers, Open Vegetable Dishes, White Semi-Poresiein and Wh Granite 8, 4 : * ds: Pidear int NOTE—Thoe sale will be held in the First Avenue Store, All sales final. No exchange: & STAR'S BIG RAILROAD special No C. 0. D's Pa w nae * SCOOP CONFIRMED hes Pied Gtepa. specks’ : . + ag Baby nal rer yg | SEE THEY WINNING PRIZE BARGAINS IN OUR WINDOWS. Made throughout of solid oak golden finished. Beveled French plate mirror is 18x40 in. and top is 23x [a|* The prey gg Mar iios tera, Pond Wrenn, coceee il 48 in. Canopy over mirror is supported by turned fluted columns to each of which is attached a emali | * in Fis Stor come Weree 900 | White Chinaware Prices Go Down With a Crash side shelf. Base contains two shaped front top drawers, one full size drawer and double door com- Hl) Wriweukes é & Pet se | Jar, with cover, ape- I nus partment. Doors and small drawers have brass handles, and full size drawer carved wood handles. & net build to the. ecethy. Wes $1.00 Wash 4 ] ae aaa our always busy Top panel and base are ornamented with carving. Sideboard has carved feet. Regular price $36.50 ® confirmed by a telegram re- $360 Upright jane, ape ae Gseceas thet nettle cy. ‘The chestan out of oubaty i te ni-porcelain antl Boerne * * Special price tomorrow .......... 6.6. cesee oe ness $22.50 This $4.00 Golden Oak! Pagular ¢& | This $4.50 Golden Oak Dining hel coauer- Regular 2) Dining Chair Tomor- W Mixed : row $3, = Sateeeeeeeeteeeeeeeseeseees * - * * 7 . y and l4-inch Meat Platters, Covered Vegetable ® reason to believe that it is not nd and ng Soup, Bowls, Fruit Dishes, i onl and Herry Bowls, Breakfast and Tea Dishes and Soup Tureens. mes Plooree ro my oryata DABNEY & WOODHOUSE |, 1 up Plater, 4 h Meat Plat- Dishes, large Water Jugs, ete, ete, lity ie the ine Sole Agents for the Charter Oak |! worth and ie each 5 Wool and * far 60 Cham e Renge Thereaay . - 4be and Bbc each; Thursday, cholce..... ' * on and 418 PIKE STREET. | 9 Fane n » $1.99, all stzes—The Best Clothes Pine—Regular price 3 dozen for Se] ® connect with some point on the one John 981 | rs made, 3-panel doors, Thursday » al, 100 for | Burlington, inch thickness, sold otton le Thursday special pric Royal Granite Steclware Teakettles Large dada tindn dade de dada dada dada gecosses seis p20 tes ‘eae regular price 80c; Thursday special. The friends Rev. ond Mire. & Jas. Means’ Hand Made a lhe Poultry Netting—Two f wide, 2-inch mesh, Blankets |B. Sotton, 114 Bast Sixty fourth || 82-50 Shoe for sale at |) r All sixes, worth 766 and square feet, worth $1.75 roll; ‘Thursday 3 Thursday special 290 per roll . . soem | street meeting with the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church of Green Lake in celebration i of Mr. and Mrs. Satton’s thirty-sixth | The Hub Zone wedding anniversary | SEE THE WINNNING PRIZE BARGAINS IN 0 UR WINDOWS. Can You Use an Apron? Aprons Women's White Lawn Aprons—36 | Women's Praeti ~ ae a long, with inches wide, 4-inch hem, with h her, price 250 bretelie of embroidery, price Tomorrow, a Pair _ $3 1 RAGLEY’S CORNER 20 Per Cent Discount on All Rubber Goods STOCK If NEW—JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY, inches wide, 38 che ong. . : 250 | Women's Lawn Ag her Hubbard Aprons 36 inches wide with 6 Amoskeag gingham, | Women's Large White Lawn hematitched hem, bretelle 4 and meets in the Apron—-52 inches wide, T-inch inches wide with 1-inch Bem a ruffle on bottom, our hem, large strings, bretelie stitched hem, top of bib and at favorite kitchen apron, price trimmed with Insertion and em of strings hemstitched, prigtss 50 broidery price 506 ate coal de AEBRGZERs PEGE. Geter. These Blankets are white with ° a or bine borde Ben-sent Dining Chair mate of either pink or bine border. | \ox-seat Dining Chair made of solid oak, golden finished They are 11-4 size, and weigh | golid oak, in golden finish Has cane seat, two massive | five pounds to the pair. Ends | Has leather upholstered seat, ck, Fi er back, shaped top shaped panels in back, French banister are bound with silk galloon. | inna ; shaped front legs and heavy | panel, French shaped front Regular price $5.00 a pair; spe legs and heavy square spindles square spindles in base. Reg- | — : in base. Regular price $4.50; ular price $4.00; special price | lal price tomorrow, a pair.. special price tomorrow pri 3 special p P D - tomorrow ... .. - 4 3. i ste eens + $3.15 SEE THE WINNING PRIZE BARGAINS IN OUR WINDOWS. Dress Goods Prices Take a Drop The icest new dress fabrics right at the very height of the season for less money than is usa ly asked after the season is over. A practical demonstration of our undeniable dress goods superiority. FINE BLACK BRILLIANTINE. $1.25 MANN ISH SUITINGS Made in Bradford, England—the birthplace of the An ideal cloth for business, walking or traveling Mohair family; perfect dye, fine rich finish, 38 gowns. It simply will not “give out”—test it inches wide; fine for bathing suits or summer as you will. Comes 50 inches wide, in the most outer garments ; regular selling price 65¢ a yard fashionable shades of the day. If you've gots - hursday only at x pu aden: Four. Coated Enameled Agate Ingrain Art Squares JW ns I Sr | Em face baa Cooking Utensils Under- — = lally Priced AY 2: Prevost Special- Teeth Free | s.: x si un seri 42 Sten al priced Tomorrow omorrow en cere ; . | —— Max Ragley Drug Co. EITEL BUILDING. Second and Pike FREE DELIVERY. BOTH PHONES 982. leaning and , oft, a ert t 1 ' y ning and examin- | soft, shimmering stuff for waists and summer One of the reigning favorites of the season—for Various patteris are represented. These are the ¥ ‘ sponds with the FREE during all thie week “ Bmine corre: nid wn's Painless Dentists wil frocks. Eminently correct for wedding gowns, the soft and cli ngtng cc es so much in youue This Cooking Ware is white dag west price ever known having a high, rich finlsh pleasing to the eye among well-formed women: comes 42. inches od de ° ~ ’ strictly high-class Sixty different colors for evening and street wide, etree ~ oe atid enameled inside and can be had | 9.19 regular price $5.50, special SHAW” 5 DRUG STORE i. Don't put it off bat in street and evening tints. Having sold } . | " sizes and prices ling” on sliver. wear. Sells regularly here at 85c; marked for with either blue or brown enam- | at once. Good work at low freely at $1.25 a yard, we expect to retire this ed for ten years, has Thursday .. .. te tee 65e¢ number tomorrow when the price is but ..7B@ Painiess Dent 713 35e ALL SILK RIBBONS 15c— ayerat’ An ‘ Civ A sale to draw thousands and the lucklest bargain », th “en buy in years. Handsome all slik taffeta and satin ribbons in extra quality, beautiful sh finish taffeta, suitable for bows, sash | Extracting and Pxaminatkh FREE purposes. Black, white, cream and all po sILV ER WIL BSc much wanted colors, Widths up to 41 Inches, ton GOLD FILLING values up to %5c a yard, none leas than but s wi TULL SPT to 11 a m. at ee . . vee Be re as i > - nfo rgd porte 9x10-6, regular price $4.75, special ., eled outside. ese reductions el ats nese redu a 9x9, regular price $4.00, special | “gus, spee i, regular peter | -oxd, regular price 92.50, wecal ........81-7 fl omer OU" | REQULAR 35¢ AGATE INGRAIN CA PETING, TOMORROW, CUT AND SEWED, 23c PER YARD | There are ten different patterns of this Carpeting S-qt. Pudding Pan, regular price b6c special suitable for bed rooms, living rooms, ete., as well 25. as for summer cottages. Regular price 35¢ per ¢ yard, cut and sewed; special price tomorrow, Wash Basin, regular price 45c, special 20¢ cut and sewod, per yard ., BERGER EZLZE-FESELPE EE. Factory Sale Coats From $5 to $15 100 Skirts, original selling price $8.00 to $10.00; Factory sale 2-at. Tea Pot, regular price $1.50, special 4-at. Tea Pot, regular price $1.75, special here tomo < vC wool Mistral « sing eap before? , price 4.95 RIDGE WORK 300 TABLE LINEN 18— yards wide, ming 4 pattern for $80 Man st NE yN. Shirt Walats and Shirt Waist mother dentists cor , This is @ sensational offering and should pack the Think of it! May, too. < it } Buits at rice, 7 c, ee monte the} linen section with thrifty humanity tomorrow planned to walt 4 g, so let naning ed asenktlaey Reusefarniers] “ep fame reliable, u vtiste, morning. Restaurant folk expecially will be here Suman. prev nt r Its one of Teadly _ BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS! in force. As the outcome of an underprice pur- “THIS SEASON'S te fabrics, too—Mie- ar of 3 (INCORPORATED.J 713 First Avenue | chase we offer 10 pleces Full Bleached Table tral Crepe—14 yards te. black and at Manst) ra 1207 2nd Ave. Parlors 1, 2, % 4, 6 and 6 Union| on 60 ine 7 wide, tn half a dozen beauti- only. Stock price al dollar ive * Next to Stone Goor south of MacDougall ul designs, good strong quality for ordinary ard and it's counted ple Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts, 2 iG Apron Mee pres. a || Use. ‘The sort that you usually pay 80c fore het wernever Go totnge to Sigearanll | SaHyre on $:80 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. from § to 11 tomorrow morning, at Bo we way from 9 lau srrow, yaed + 8:30am. to 12:80pm |