The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE ) TINY COFFIN REVEALS POTTERS FIELD MYSTERY BY NAN BYXBEE. wo freshly made « *, side by weasty P lie those of K nie ty’s paupers who will saa ned we » § only es of cach th “aw No. 108, e turt . theese yatery of the @ Me breas u Central Theater wr Tre hera y 4 champion wres-/ out to the potter's field by night holds his audience - . and there a» quiet appear) snare of mother Ladies and Gen-| ws himeeif off. I Who wae the b stiing display hat. as for th sh 1 * anything brutal ef t . Pesan ee GR Bone A af ce gg mle Binge nin ae orrow this store will entertain 4,000 of tts “ necsenaiianed our “Happy Home Trolley Party appeared in all t Happy Home Contest jo bas had the honor of the world boarda, each cars will leave ¢ r store at half past one o'clock There will be horns, peanuts and popeorn for “THE STANDARD WAY” IS THE “YOUR-CREDIT-18-GOOD WAY™ “little Happy Ho which is given to celebrate me xi the and as a “grand ending” for it each “little of our little girl friends will have which | this shows our of | girls, It ts to ‘Sew Vil's coronation dinner of ding dull echo in his own gricf badge given her ye poor of Lond ***} laden heart day will be glorious, so everyone ms a | Semewhbere, in the bounds of this j bie growing city, there is a home! ciniiion ef ah wel this shows the “Happy Home Transfer . mentioned grief is st felt, and ithes our contest girls to the “good things” where no pe is needed on the E . " door to emphasize the melancholy © “Happy Home Contest within, - are the dest cheap lots 18) somewhere, among the 160,000 pasty. Tee blocks cast of wad of) nearts that beat out the jors and Queen Aune car line and | Oo an OE Gentine ORANG Seated TRANSFER TICKET TO THE — Besy terme Inquire | 4) human lives, there are two Standard Happy Home hearts that are troubled with the great emptiness of a recent grict } with the haur © of little fest “Gomes Bornwelt, ERTS. appears hereon to all the (gars: INSURANCE-RENTS~ | that will patter mo more; with the \ R 5 } thought of silenced hands stilied in subpect @ the conditions thereol, | death and folded across a little breast in which the tiny heart-beats Dave ceased to sound | Because of poverty the dead baby girl was buried in the potter's field because of poverty the clods of earth fell upon the coffin in the dead of HOW WY SELL PIANOS We begin by putting prices lower than any Seattian We night; and because of poverty the his that qual- |tdentity of Dupticate Stab No, 108, considered | will probably remain shrouded in We sil the with the price. the best makes in world. STEINWAT A. B CHASE BMERSON mystery. It would have tak ey to have bought « grave for a tiny baby girl. and the parents }had no money,—so the mother neat [ly mended a worn little white dress. | carefully stitched the torn embrotd lery of a coarse little white pet coat, and dressed her ad babe the little pine box ben the bit human clay was laid away between }euns In potter's field. | That some such story lies behind jthe mystery of duplicate No. 108 ts lattested by the pathetic details of | the baby’s dress and of the rough | litte coffin, for loving care and dire poverty were evident in cach. | Ama Gardener Lewis Jones who had opened the grave to make sure there had been no foul play rever mon . even ESTEY RICHMOND HELLER ‘WOODBURY GRAMER THAYER AND OTHERS ‘We give our guarantee. If everything ien't just ently cloeed it again. The change as We say we return the made was in the wooden stake at money. Can anything be the head of the mound. No. 105 fairer or safer. Pay by was pulled ep, and No. 109 was put the month, if you prefer. lim ag place. | And opposite No. 109 on the ree- ounty’s pauper dead simple words Sherman, Clay At a meeting of June 20 & Co. [the council of ministers today the premier announced that negotia STEINWAY DEALERS. tions with Germany {a regard to Til Second Ave., Seattia San Francisco, Cal Oakland, Cal the Moroccan question ceeding satisfactorily . were pro | kens, Satur-| TEACHERS CONTEST Special wale of ¢ day. The Palace Market, 564 tnd ‘avenue, - aturday Bargains ee in This Busy Hardware Store This is the last day of the World's Fair contest and no votes will be counted that are not polled before six p. m., Friday. ‘There was a great rush of coupons on Thursday afternoon, and the mails brought in thousands more, and when the count closed Thurs $1.00 Selected Split Bamboo Fish | lic Black Diamond Mill Files, § Rods .. ssseeseees BOC TROD oo cececicsscecsccncce Be | acsrecated 1,297,093, more than 60, $100 Woven Willow Fish Bask- | $1.25 Doublo Bitted Ax, best 9/00? votes having been polled during j the day tt, 19 Ibs... + GSE | _ Wality, » Mttle solled -. SO¢ |) wise McMillan, of Ballard, re Ge dosen Empire Trout Fites 25 6-Inch Steel Strap Hinges, a 9 ceived the largest number of votes, little solled, pair » Be her friends polling 20,121 for he. mage my ton gy Durable Mixed Paint, warranted Miss Bunker, of South Park, re We Best Braided Sik Fish Line 2% yda., water proof .. 33¢ Me Nickle Fish Reel, 40 yils. double multiplying se Be Best Quality Anger Bits, up eived 10,011; Mixe Johnson, of In- terlake, 10,000; Misa Armour, of Co- lumbia, 10,000, and Mra. Iffert, of Bremerton, 1,000, while fully a dozen other candidates received batches of 100 or more. 1 gaiten $1.49 $450 50-feet 3-4-inch Rubber Hose, warranted : $1.50 Close Weave Hammock, full size, fancy colors, with pil to 1 inch coeseeees 196 low It is extremely doubtful if any one $150 full Nickie Plated Ratchet | $1.25 4-ball Hardwood Croquet J)of the by te = — eogy Brace sh t, ished votes to dislodge Miss Chase, 0! cee: ee | Se Vernier 98E FP) walla Walla, trom first position, which she has held now for more than three weeks. Miss Chase seems to have had the best organization of workers from the time her name was entered in the race, and during et few days following the pubil- on of the 10,000-vote coupon, pomething like 20 new yearly sub- seriptions were secured by her friends Uniess the onslaught of ballots Is too great Friday, the names of the winners of the five free trips to the Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union World’s Fair will be anounced on aturday following is the standing of andidates to date W School Walla Walle Miss Madison ...... B. F. Day Miss McMillan .. soeee Ballard # A. Frances Nichols. ...Rainter T ” ellie Buckley. Central rr jiMan Metealt.. Cascade Metta Armour Columbia e ace Miss Hawkins . Green Lake ‘io Mies Fuller Walla Walle Miss Bunker . «- Bouth Park o Nellie Gail. Duniap Fine Views of City, Sound, Salt Water, Snow-Capped Mise Rachel Hyland Central Olympics and Grand Old Mount Rainier Miss Mabel Nettleton Longfellow City Water, Sidewalks, Beautiful Driveways, ee eee Fee ome ‘Trees an4 Shrubbery make this one of the most at- Bunche Bante Beattie High tractive additions in ali Seattle Slat bk... ion Mra. Iffert Bremerton ‘Are actually selling for one-half what the Miss Nellie Pomeroy Ross Pipette nnd oe Mis Pearl French Mercer Do you own your own home? Yf not, why not? diss yee. Hall ° Cascade You can buy these xclect home sites on your own ath log i ea aval Pe 4 terms. You negiect a duty you owe to self, wife and M ew. wen peggy Pome . ee ae tngge bing mon ise Annie V. Bell Olympic babies if you do not investigate. Prices rang n Alice Turner Longfellow $50 to $400, Warren Ava You have our cordial invitation to visit the ad- Seattle High dition. Our gal will be pleased to give you ev- 8 arol Nielson Pacific ery detail of information you may desire. Th aynard Everett - tion is reached by t car lines, and @ th M nes Foater ot is projected, @ree to ten minutes’ service. Ps 4 Monarch” Shirt Sale. i= GUION & CO., (Inc.) All styles and kinds only $60 - Established 1889 h at B. N, Brooks & Co. 1993 94 4, W. Forester, Manager, Real Katate and 'rane oe 227 Bailey Building. Roth Phons« 1 | , Cities ob thi abetnds Chin! walt 6 p.m al male of Chickens, Satur- ‘amano Saeth $96. | The Palace Market, 604 2nd avenue. oo ] Do not wait until the day before |the Pourth to get your tireworks. Huy them now and avoid the rush, Piper & Taft, 1024 24 Ave. eee 4. SOMOENFELD & SONS jay night, the total number of votes} (The teanaher entitles perso whee sane at privileges STANDARD HAPPY HOME Contes, —Souvenir of the Tretley Party” Sat@day, July tet, Standard Furniture iccaamgy 1006 to 1016 First Avemue INTERES? IN LAKE REGATIA GROWS DAILY An additional trophy, consisting of a pair of high-class field glasses, has been offered by C. B. Clapp for the launch event No. 6, in the cance and launch regatia which is to be held on Lake Washington, July 4. The entries for this class will be divided into two classes. One clans will comprise launches rating under ‘30 feet and the second for launches rating under 24 fect. A race for single open sailing canoes has been substituted by Dr. Perry for event No. 6 This race will be sailed over a ) triangular | Satu Come tomorrow, Buy at at any other place. Fresh stock Best Soap for woolen god. Ounce package aseptic cc to 10¢ at other stores Imported Shears Jens than 2 Can't For H Just half the Assoc Happy Home “a great time which has been presented to all our litle contest be worn for the “ GUY'S Snaps article costs you from two to four Salted Peanuts 3c Bayle's Famous Salted Peanuts. Wool Soap 4c Absorbent Cotton 2 1-2c Shears 12 1-2c Rubber Tape 4 1-2c “We Fill Prescriptsons ation Schedule.) DRUG STOR YESLER 40 SECOND OPEN ALL NIGHT 1908. Your Credit SIs Goo now for the “Happy Home trolley party’’- is”—they will be our guests on great success of our recent the the is to wear I!--the therma! says surely. special “Happy Home badge” “Happy Heme Given by Furniture Co, Seattle, 1905, GHuree of three miles. The trophy fr this event will consist of «| bGrnt leather cance pillow for-| nished by Frederick & Nelson | A sloop race will also be sailed over a three-mile triangular course. This event was initiated by Alex Gardner. The sloop rwe will start immediately after the finish of the first race tet Help Your Condition. ‘The “Brooks” $3.00 Hats have the style and quality you want— ive that prospercus appearance EN. Brooks & Co, 1931 24 Ave, ooo _——- Woe save you money on fireworks. Come in early and make your selec tion while our stock is complete Priees the lowest. Piper & Taft,| 1024 34 Ave. ° rday wholesale prices times our very price is. » Won't shrink t xtton. Costs you from 1000 Trousers To eve Select From Space will not descriptions = or permit details But here are a few prices $5.00 Tailor-made for $6.00 Chicago Misfit Parlors 1400 First Ave., Cor. First and Union Streets e Pants $2.50 ry man hing Hand Tailored Up-to-Date suit. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION SATURDAY AND MONDAY WE FIRE THE BIG GUNS ration w that is in the habit made to order and wants Styles $6.00 Tailor-made Pants 10F .secseeees $10.00 tor $3.00 | we have just received large lots of un- 1.00 Tailor-made Pants | called for sults and trousers from several | g9¢.99 ‘Tatlor-made Suits RP dianton ’ eastern tailors. We have skilled workmen $8.00 Tallor Pigg and fitters to make alterations if required. pss $12.50 for ... oe $4.00 Therefore we are able to serve you with a $28.00 Tailor-made Suits ‘Tailor-made Suit or Trousers you $9.00 Tailor-made Pants | wait, and guarantee a perfect fit POR ONE- | f° «-***--*- $14.00 +++: $4.50 | HALF the price you bave been paying clse- | 3999 ‘Tailor-made Suits $10.00 Tailor-made Pants | ¥bere for ...+.. - $15.00 OF ses eveneee $5.00 A visit to our parlors will convince you} 94.49 quitopmade Suite $12.00 Tailor-made Pants | thet this is the place to ot your ummer) | ge Se Excursion Sunday, July 2 —FROM—— ATLANTIC CITY... On Lake Washington to Mercer Island Park, right on the lake front Boats Leave Atlantic City Dock Every 5 Minutes Where is Atlantic City? lake front, this side It is on the of Rainier Beach. Take Washington street car to Atlantic City. Pl GEO. umbing Material H. 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Standing room only week NICE TEETH | |BROWN’S scieatitic DENTISTS 713 First Avenue SE CO., 1406 S DENTISTS, the rule this SUUMDERS NOTICE We have a full and complete line of Builders’ Hardware, Furnaces, Let us figure with you. SECOND AVENUE. L Beattio 1015 C. D. Hillman, owner. High-grade Goods only Buy Your Clothing at the OLD RELIABLE SPOT KLINE & ROSEN 625 First Avenue. AMUSEMENTS» BASE RECREATION PARK Tomorrow AT 3:30. Oakland vs. Seattle Take Virginia or Cedar St. Cars. | Persian Nerve. Essence, trouble pte opped per b t eal to ot having his nanent 1500 Suits To Select From Nobby Suits, in faney worsted, Scotch tweeds, homespun and all new swell effects. $20.00 Tailor-made Suits GRAND "7%! JOHN CORT, nth, — Phones, No MONDAY AND TURSDAY, JULY 3 AND 4, MAT’ : THE FOURTH Special engage- ment of INNES AND HIS | NEW YORK OR- | CHESTRAL BAND. 60 musicians ed Soloists, in- cluding KRYL, tee were greatest yer ae $1.00, T5e, 500, 250, je opens Saturday, CARNIVAL Benefit Labor Temple Fund Main Gate 10c 1:90 and 7:30 p m ‘Monday, July 3 YESLER LOT, THIRD AVE. AND JAMES ST. New Attractions Extraordinary by the Famous NAT. REISS SOUTHERN CARNI- VAL COMPANY. ALK! POINT NATATORIUM Warm Sait Water Bathing. Re- freshments, etc. Fine Dancing Hall for Clubs and Private Parties. SEATTLE’S POPULAR SALT WATER RESORT Open every day from § a. m. to ll p m Boats leave Myer dock every thirty minutes OFFICES 659 COLMAN BLDG. Phones—Sunset, Main 4444; Ind, 1086. Natatorium Phone—Ind. 2144. Tonight and All Week Matinee Saturday Russell & Drew Present Mr. Chas. A. Taylor's New York Company In the great comedy Melo-drama | THE FEMALE DETECTIVES | “Biggest hit of the engagement.” k, Starting Sunday Mat ylor’s Splendid Muitary Drama “THE WHITE TIGRESS OF JAPAN,” New wardrobe, scenery and elects real effects No change in our Phones, 567. Seattle Theater J. P, HOWE, Manager. Both Phones 43. This Week Evenings 8:15, Mat. Sat, MRS, FISKE And the Manhatten Company in @ M. S. McLelian’s Drama “LEAH KLESCHNA” Prices $1.50, $1, 50e. Curtain prompt on time. Next. week, beginning Sunday | Mt “Hottest Coon in Dixie.” COZAD'S: ‘DOG AND PONY SHOWS Mammoth Tents at Third and James Afternoon and Sveniag All Week and Sunday. at 2:18 One Hundred Highly Trained Pets A @ at Educational Treat 4, Finest Show on Earth for Ladies and Children. Performances at nd § pm daily, rain or shine, Parade daily, Prices: Children, 20e; adults, 25.