The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1905, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR THIRTY YEARS GENTENCE ~ = Waroh Ue Grow” ~ The Now Store Credit BOMBPRVILLE, N. J, May 1 The trial ef George H. Wood, the : One Dollar or Two Each Week Will Do, | New York tronworker, for the mut dor of Groe George B. Willlama, j ee of Plainstield, wan ate today | Wood pleaded gullty teiburder 10 ~ | the necond degree and was ren tenced to 30 years in prison, ‘The € case attracted wie attention owing to the alleged “@ouble personality At New Store Prices A 2 ae | Bra wan elected by the . } . Citine Alliage, Thursday after aay well a other kinds, the new store In Off! : on euienitlaniie deniit aa M. D, Sullivan was arrested Fri-/ noon, to succeed M. ©, Shields an pas put Into pre pk aalos : hess meth day morning and ts now tn the elty| ary of the ganization, Mr = gm You buy mors wv money, get better styles, than at jail, He will be charged with as-| ! a well k bu man yay other place hwest, Saturday is Office Furn wult with intent to rape [It tw mtated, 1 that hin ay Day. Ones Ballard ha | pott tt fa “bluff” than ture a long time and ything r thon of Mr they w nform ' ' ' nd of t iti ano AAA RRR 4“ . , NNO) @ SEATTLE WAS GRACIOUS *& ays his home is in Bremerton, but) y ~ poperLAN * Office Desk of the better kind, hand Sox ananitteneniies le — nt * Tt u t * polished golden oak, every draw town and ft . W Beattie ¢ f Commerce, ® own and stays for a few days and| ers works ~— perfectly, curtain then Bo vo Ras Dh tia dl ‘le blank pr for lumber for *® wers and raises with ease, has | | *® the Par A canal arrived here * four drawers and arm rest on BOMB KILLED TEN | ® yesterday and the parttality of * right aide | \* the mmission’s purchasing ® MONASTIR, May 19. The exple ® agent who entirely omitted & Jaton of a bomb here caused the|® Portland from hts Hat of pros- * | death of ten persons, Numerous ar-|® pective bidders, has been part- * | teats followed and other bombs were|# ly overcome, The canal com- # diecovered & mission's purchasing agent, ® q - ee # Gallager, hax advertised in ® FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED. \* Han Francteco for bids on sev * EL RENO, Okla, May 1%—Liou | ® eral large lets of lumber to be # tenant Granville Chapman a-|® weed In canal construction. But * |tloned at Fort Reno, was shot \* oven thesgn telegraphed fer % nd instantly killed today|*® #Pecifications, he refused to # ttee te thé saneavers # oena them to the Portland * j of six companies in a running fight.|* ™ ls * Foul play is suspected. * * Stee eee eee eee eee 2 | A CORRECTION | | the Editor:—The statement In | Drivers’ Picnic Pleasant Beach 1 SUNDAY 2 1 MAY MUSIC DANCING SPORTS Boats Leave Pier 2 Hourly 90¢ Bee’ O00 aayware Vo The Outer Garment Shop 1316 Second Avenue——Opp. Arcade Entrance Round Trip Including Dancing First Anniversary For Friday only we will sell all $20 Suits for $10, including silk shirt waist suite, tweeds and mixtures all this spring and summer styles. New sleeves and cuffs. Tomor row only . $10.00 For Friday only $25 and $80 Silk Suits, Panamas, mixtures and cheviots at $13.50. For spring and summer wear. Tomorrow $13.50 Just received 150 Tommy Atkins waists, the latest styles right from New York. We have them in blue, white, green and cham- pagne, latest colors, Regular price $2.50. Tomorrow only $1.75 tomorrow $4.98 $10.00 Covert Ee Jackets That's all. We Court comparison. Get the habit. Go to |e Tic Lagyware 1316 SECOND AVENUE Both Phones—Main 6401, Independent A 756 Open Saturday Evenings. Opposite Arcade Entrance S¥ening, your copy of The | Ladies and ie BM arrived at 6:00 o'clock, Gold, Gold-Fillea ana} ‘ i itatn 1060, oF tne Silver Watches from| ’ $12.00 up. or any time a copy will be 28 tw special mes- betwoen | Houghton & Hunter 764 Firat Avenue. For the Best Coffee In the City Try Adams Prices—156, 200, 250, 300, BBe and 400 pound. HONEYED FLAKES Breakfast Food, regular price 6 our price, 3 pack ife GRADE © CANNED ‘CORN Saturday 8 cans for Rbe MINERS’ BRST COCOA Ye-pound cans, regular price Se, Saturday, can 196 Oregon Grape Cream, can 7% Ada: Best Washington and lowa Creamery Butter pound 250 Cascade Creamery Butter, 2 pound bricks 450 ALAND TEA & COFFEE CO. 921 SECOND AVENUE, Near Madison Street We Will Offer For the balance of the week, some) Values In slightly used and second-hand Pianos Organs | And will arrange very easy terms The instrument m be seen |fally appreciate the bargain prices ion to these we are show-| ing an immense stock of new pianos tri also In additi including those operated by e city and perforated muste roll Simplex Piano Players. Talking m }ehines and all Kinds of small must-| al instruments, 'D. S. JOHNSTON CO.. Geattie’s Leading Plano House. $03 SECOND AVENUE Burke Building. as ‘GLOBE BLOCK "ACES AND FIGURES and treated by ited number on gale 4 procesn whic Saturday street curs and also make one fr Alki Point. to hom at Professor board [not true. The facts are that on the 16th of! Apri I A |upon a member of the member of Brooks &@ Co Extraordinary) carved from Food Co.'s und Bathing Caps, all rubber, apectal priqpn for In order to introduce the Pure noll full 2-02, bottles of Vanilla tracts on Saturday for only Quaker F Driver drives av fe Bronson’s Pink Coscara Mis do th Sintms Red Bi Pills, regular pric Ruby Glycerine Soap, Saturday p Campers, Notice! We deliver free Use your phones, Main 1240, ' Kimbo F paper 1 filed writte of trustees, made Hollingsworth oral day evening, May & nm ar Juatice that about twe nthe n charges agalnat with the in Belleview, Js complaint, 1 mynelf jand made oral complaints. | We were requested to put them in writing. This we 4 and on the following Thursday < May }11, 1 took them to the ‘ounse of the | member of the board I was told ho was absent, and rned that he was | ting of the trustees \« I district } At thin méeting Professor Mol Ungeworth resigned. it te simply bers of the board to boar to the mem may that no the existence of there written joharges before the her's resig nation, and 1 gladly make this cor- rection W. F. BARNES. _ > Sunday Picnic, Laundry Drivers at Pleasant Beach, May 21. Uoats leave Pier hourly oe) en GET THE BEST jlowa Creamery for 26¢ a pound. Strictly Fresh # eer, 2 Store, First + 3 Munsing Union Suits, A weights PIANC PRICES AT Bros Hoffman Piano CLINE’ 1207 First Ave. dozen to all points re Ind| 1240. and 1831 2nd ave, This is the time, while ne is going on. Rar- slightly used Pianos t & Davis HERE’S PRICES FOR SATURDAY’S ECONOMY SALE It embraces the greatest aggregation of unmatghable bargains ever offered in the drug line to the people of the Northwest, These ies will tickle the bargain pulse of all thrifty people. 2 bars Vels-Naptha Soap, Saturday, for - Te Duffy's Malt, Baturday price Tbe Bromo Quinine, Saturday price 160 Witch Hazel, full pint, Saturday only 186 Good Bath Sponges, large size Saturday special only 2he Extra Qua Wash Cloths, Saturday Se each; dozen 506 Summer Suit Caer, covered with best linen, reinforced with heavy sole leather; neat, durable and roomy; regular price $9.00; Satur day special price $2.25 potatoes by Prof, Livingston kes them indestructible; a lim each 500 Flavoring Extracts we Lemon Triple Strength Ex Se a, only 250 buniness; Quaker price,,,.250 Oc; Quaker price 40c delivery daily to West Beattle and UNHEARD-OF just above P.O. 500 will B5e to 50c ched by Seattle 1 was aware of! FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1905. ECHO LAKE GARDEN TRACTS Sale of 5-acre Home Sites on the Se- attle-Everett Interuruan ' Now Open 7 * months past we have been preparing for ket the ere of the land trib ry » the jonttlo Everett erurban @ how offer at reasonable prices and on en ter the choicest | phair van pr in King county | he firat four platted divisions of our yast acreage hold line of this road are grouped about Echo lake, a pletur of water one and one-half w each of Richmond Beach | 3 ‘ north of Ballard and twelve miles, in a direct line, north | | Trom Pioneer Place. This lake {9 nearer the mills of Ballard than | | J Green Lake to the Moran Bros. or Stetson & Post plants, and, | ® the completion of the electric line to this point in the fall Lake will have even better transportation facilities } The interurban right of way skirts the east shore of Echo | Lake, and one of the main stations will be established there President Fred B®. Sander, of the Seattle-Kverett Interurban Rall way company, states that cars will be running to eho Lake on reg ular gohedule within five months from thi Rails are laid and cars are now actually in operation on a 40-minute schedule to | the Ballard city mits, The best evidence of the steps taken to | push the work beyond that point is found in the following letter | from Mayor R. A. Ballinger Mesers. Crawford @ Conover, New York Block, City. Gentlemen | In response to your inquiry, would say that the contract for | clearing the right of way of the Geattle-Bverett Interurban, be tween Hitter Lake and Lake McAleer—via Bcho Lake,—for a width of 100 feet, and grubbing the same for a width of 18 feet, will be completed by Ballinger & Campbell on June ist, and the right of way will then be ready for grading, which I un derstand will be undertaken without delay Yours very truly R. A. BALLINGER The Echo Lake Garden Tracts combine to a striking degree all | {ie essentials of choice suburban property. The soll is not excelled fo King county, It ie expertly described as a clay subsoil, and pro duces fruits and berries of the very finest quali Indeed a more | Seal location for a smal! farm, fruit or chicken ranch could not be imagined. Seattle is close at hand, aff ing a constantly growing market at the best prices. The experience of scores of farmers on similar ground in the vicinity of Richmond Beach shows that an an nual income of $500 an acre can be derived from properly developed land in this favored region, while the northward trend of Seattle it self aseures that within comparatively few years the small farm of today will be transforthed into a city property worth ten times its present value Prices range from $100 to $1,000 per tract location. The terme are within reach of all—$50 down and $10 per | month. It is not too much to say that your holdings will double and treble before they are half paid for. The title is perfect, and we fur- nish with the first payment not only an abstract but a written opin fon by the well-known title expert A. EB. Hanford Take the Great Northern train at the foot of Columbia street to morrow morning, or any morning thereafter, at 8:30, for Richmond Beach. There you will be met by Postmaster John T. Holloway, who will drive you ho Lake. We have had roads made to every por tion of and you can see it without leaving the bug «ny down as soon as you have date, ording to size and | ty Take some money with you to pay made your selection, otherwise the tract you have chosen may be se he prop cured by another Full particulars as to the size, prices and location of the tracts ean be bad on inquiry at this office. } - Cay 6201S Conon | } 2 and 208 New York Block, — ceeeinaitinnedl hay. cata BARTFHQUAKE KILLS 15 {revenue service will not be abol-| re }ished. Thix statement was made| EVIBNNA, May 1%—An earth-| ‘Thursday by Commissioner of In addke at Villayett Bruise, Turkey, | “tS! Revenue John W. Yerkes esterday destroyed 20 houses and | Wliled'15 people. | Water will be shut off all day jam Dayton and North Forty-fifth mo over the high district north of een, Lake. > settlement CASTORIA | For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bougit rth avenue widening and re | Beare the was made of the committees Thureday afternoon. The property owners will try to get up & wajority petition of some kind jduring the week The Seattle office ONLY $50 DOWN ANO $10 PER MONTH }erade at the meet of the streets | Signature of of the Internal | RAGLEY’S CORNER For Your Baby Lime Water, %-gallon 150 Malted Milk, $1.00 size eererees 8 6 TSe Mellin's hee TSe site e 55 Eskay's Food, 760 size ‘ B50 |, Patent Barley Nursing Bott ‘aduated Sugar of Milk, our own importation And everything elee for the baby duced prices Max Ragley Drug Co. EITEL BUILDING. Second and Pike BOTH PHONES 982. 1 Ib cans B5e Se 306 re nice fresh and clean at FREE DELIVERY. G-LHolmes Furniture Co- U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. Saturday Bargains MILK JUG, burnished edges. semi-porcelai n, decorated in roses and has gold 23e Reg B5e yard 9Re Reg cut to WATER GLASSES, purest crystal, have ‘eased bottoms per doz, 50c, cut to INLAID LINOLEUM, quality A, heavy, per square (Laying per yard extra, 100.) CHAIR BARGAINS turday we offer at cut prices a fine line of fancy Chars for hall lit here list but a few of them gery suitable den or room We par lor rary, dining Rex. Price. Cut Price. $10.75 Golden Oak .......6 05 seeee $10.00 Golden Oak a idee $6.00 Golden Oak ts evess $5.60 Golden Oak $5.50 Bird's Maple $15.50 Golden Oak Ne dbs $7.00 Golden Oak i Golden Oak $91.00 Bolid Mahogany $17.00 Solid Mahogany $18.50 Golden Oak $6.25 Mahog $11.60 Maho $2.25 Antwerp Oak $3.50 Gajden Oak $6.50 Golden Oak $16.50 Kafly English $10.00 Golden Oak $3.75 Golden Oak CUT PRICE BARGAINS CASH Out of town orders will be filled if received by Saturday night, These cut price bargains may be taken by customer or Will be delivered at our conventence. N@ge to degyers eye R 50 00 RR PERLRALR WRAL 50 ny Rom dee Dm DO ee sare be KOHLER & CHASE C. A. MEYER, Manager Visit the Glove Sale Note our Hosiery Ad. CHE Cariliy, P| RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Millinery Sale Very Special Prices for Saturday TREET HAT 580 nd T5e Hor Hi 50e and OBe Mii $2.50 Glove Sale Hants i Dollar Kid Gloves, in champagne, white, cream and black, all sizes; special ag tomorrow at, a pair Wheres weeerersee stones . OBe 4 Men’s Department Extraordinary Sale of Summer Shirts We pride our om having an especially good line of Men's Fancy Nogligee Shirts. Many of our patrons aay they are in Seattle. We furnish @ printed guare for wh workmanship perfection with each shirt ar rfectly washable and the patterns are very neat and catchy. Take a look at then our window. We have priced them this way for Saturday Men's @5c and 75c Shirts, each Men’s $1.00 Shirts, each Men's $1.26 & Boys’ Clothing See Our New Line of Sweaters WEATED all « at 89e, 98e, $1.25 and $1.69 « and also of sizes 4 to 16, regular ta, each Ali lors and sizes, PANT £004 stro tortures 490 kind. opecial § morrow at . eee . 38e BOYS WASH SUITS, 1m sailor blouse styles, fancy atripes and 5 en colors, regular 65¢ kind, spec- jal tomorrow at .... Perri 490 Hosiery Specials Some Saturday Bargains You Will Appreciate BOYS’ AND RLS’ STOCKINGS, anew shipment of those fast black ribbed kinds, sizes 6 to 10, ding a nice line of w ribbed hose for very special tomorrow at, ‘ ores ‘W2he MISSES’ LISLE HOSE, sizes 5 to #%, in oxblood, a good substitute for the re 25c values; Special tomorrow at. pair ..12%0 WOMEN'S BLEACHED COTTON JERSEY VESTS, with long sleeves, regular 2%e kinds—"r of the mill"—every size, especial tomorro @ garment .......++++ 150 WOMEN'S BLACK U SUITS of real lisle efther sleeveless or long siveve garments, regular $1.00 kinds, special at Saturday Night BLACK HOSE lal tomorrow night with unbleached white at, a pair .....86 Swiss ribbed, sleeveless, spectal tomorrow WOMEN'S FAST mace INFANTS’ sizes 1, 2, ar night we soles; spe VESTS, 1 3; re at each N’S JERSEY T r 15 values in black and ecru—closed 1 tomorrow night at 19e white, extra # and ons; special tomorre ell line of matted pictures, ects a number of interestin nlight" series, “Tallyho” series, “Dute * ete. your cholce tomorrow night at each ....5¢ SHELF PAPER, all colors, in ten yard pleces; special tomorrow night at @ plece ........ssseeeseese .-2%e ENVELOPES, square and oblong; special tomorrow night at ° . seseees BHO SHELL AND WOOD SOUVENIRS of Seattle, very new novelties, a large colection to choose orrow night at M esececcccensceces 10¢ L SILK, 100 yards on a spool; special tomorrow BE at ACH oo cece ce wecececccecvenscesecccens Be MACHINE: SEWING bottles; regular price 10 special tomorrow night at, a bottle .......... Be CORSET STEELS, four- | SHEARS, 4 to § inches in h black only, regular length, worth 26¢ and price 10c; special tomor- special tomorrow row night at, a pair.. Se night at, each......10¢e McCarthy eg a EBER PIANOS ee the highest made. Unquestionably grade instruments They are the product of the most prominent firm of piano makers in America. Univer- sally preferred by musicians reputation. of world - wide 1305 SECOND AVE., ARCADE BLDG. SEATTLE, WASH.