The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1905, Page 5

SOME, INDEMNITY, “WHILE THE R CHINA IS CLAMORIN( THERY W FRENCHMAN AGAIN CARRIES OFF THE GORDON-BENNETT TROPHY IAN A LASCHAMPS, France, July Two hundred thousand Watched the progress of the Is What You Buy a Piano For B: Sure of Your Dealer We sell pianos only of standard reputation—p! anos that you and we know all about. A big business makes our va- riety large and prices lower than the average. All pianos marked in plain figures—why not? Pay by the month if you prefer. Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS. 711 Secend Are., Seattle. San Francise>, Cal Oakland, Cx) Buy Your Clothing at the OLD RELIABLE SPOT KLINE & ROSENBERG, 625 First Avenue. ! tennett automobile race today JAPANESB GOVERNMENTS AR TOO.—-NEWS ITEM he Auvergne moustains 7,500 so In lors guarded the course, which be ALL HAIL THE KING Sa DISCUSSING tm SBATTLE STAR-—WEDNESDAY, INDEMNITIES, ROWNED | gan at Laschamps and was 85 les in length. Each competitor cntcetnttasiomnegpesitn » the clreuit four times, making a total distance of 341% miles} ~eangene.= seized with cramps, | here are 400 turns in the course. | A!®* Pickle, of Kent, sank tn The start was made at 6 o'clock | the waters of Washington barp. fay aft A de th French champion, M. Thery| °* ns sous mn a Richard Bra was the first |" | start. In a few seconds he was} ecovered later by to view. Five utes later the} D* old and taken to English char s, Clifford Earl, on} ie, with his m a Na Jenatsy, the Ger-| ‘ and to town to man winner year's race, ve a Merce achine Others wed five mi art. There 18 starter 1 were: Little on Yingley on a A a Locom y tiniahed the last lap in7 sed time and r ved a tre jous ovation. He also won th at ye His machine is " a at the end ¢ st ctr h was covere t 2 six 9 In th hird round the Italian hand wn and Thery resumed th eee eee ee ee PORTLAND, Ore, July 5 There is ome house In the city a certain burglar will bly not attempt to break into for some time. It is the residence of F. B. Jacks, 216 th Sixteenth. After effect an entrance through the ast night, the thief with one of the in- f the ho who set up a lively serear as he ran for his weapons. The burglar was badly frightened and did some lively sprinting in mak ink his escape, with a man in an abbreviated nightshirt in lose purs The burgiar’s wind was the best, or else the night air got the better of the rsuer’s shins, for the thief ted his escape and the only scription given the police is hat the burglar tall young man. that ing rear door p eff: was a ee ee SAN FRANCI punt of the walk ets, This morn men and feede There are probab’ affect REE [xe t eee ee eee blpipddedelpindduledetntdeldeteeduedeietadedes Fruit %5e Best Quality Henis 85c Rollman Che Ge Blue and White Grani serving Kettle, 14-quart 3O¢ $2.00 Extra Heavy Boys’ Coaster Wagons .... $1. 49 $1.50 Household ‘Seale, coms With scoop, weighs 24 pow oa nears trees cere RE $1.25 Folding Steamer Chair hardwood frame and heavy $1.50 Strong Durable Hammock, fancy color, clone weave | 09 | REMNANT SALE BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union 2c Swim will sup ng Wings, port 200 pounds 19¢ 2.50 Close-Woven Hammock fancy colors, extra strong with pillow $1.89 $2.00 Fancy Hardwood Screen. with fancy grill cor 2 ft. 8 x6 ft. 8 ., $1.49 et-inch Wire Screen Cloth, al ways 120 yard -Te $4.60 60-foot %-inch warranted Rubber Hose $3.19 0 60-foot Grade 6-Ply Rubber Hos $4.69 S5c dozen Best Mason Fruit Jars, quarts .+. sre ees OOO Best be *} bod | SEER EES TK ECR EER Ree eee ee ee i ‘KILLS HUSBAND PORTLAND, July 5.—Jealouw: prompted M Dodgson t kilt ty rday after r herself. The| uple ar the Hotel Nor-| thern when the woman was seen to| ay early sand thi nt bathing Me was rs 1 Wh row on were dancing, How ature ath, a hundre The deceased was a # kie, who former ns Beat at wed to Ken ft ar there. AND HERSELF fire a revolver at her bushand head. As he fell dead to the ground, Mrs. Dodgeon turned the gun on herself and died shortly afterward in a hospital Dodgson wanted to go on the stage but his wife would not con- sent to it. They had been separate for some time, being browght to- gether yesterday for the first time. They were married two years ago at Salt La Dodgson's mother resides In | | Y 1995. down, down, $1 a week a week buys any go-cart we any go-cart we have-- DOS CSOSOCOOSOCSOSL re w SOSCCSCSGSO $3.50 A a folding and re The simplicity and strength of elining Go-Cart. T eat and netruction recommends t back are worked by a very plondid little folding Go simple and practical adjust Cart. Gear is steel and fin ment; strong steel gear fin Brewster green, neat inhe tor green; small k and seat; folds very wh neh, large ones 10 compactly; rubber-tired wheels inch, all rubber tired write for our special go-cart booklet for out-of-town folks A very protty the medium Mning body pattern in ed folding and | $13.00 rts, hand-wove | An excellent and pretty little 1 body, gear finished Brew reclining folding Go-Cart, has © green, has sateen seallop- | 20-inch rubber-tired wheels, i ruffle parasol, removable gear in finished Brewster green Bedford cord cushion, cane} femovable Bedford Corn cush seat, 10-inch rubber tred | fon, scalloped ruffled sateen wheels parasol Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. BELLINGHAM — TACOMA SEATT ForThursday - 68909 9G00088G006 00000 299008596 Watch The Star for Particul BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue Specials and Friday 1 lot of Ladies’ Fancy T White rnovers, and worth 1be, 20¢ and 25c; special for 1 lot Boys’ and Misses’ Shoes, different styles, worth $1.50; spectal for 98c lot of White Mer. Bed the Schiller make, al value is $1.85; Qpecial for .......eeeeees 98c Bee Hive 2615-2617 First Ave. - gta dice desta sedis) dloger® Betweon Vine and Cedar. *& PORTLAND, Ora, July 5.— * % Of all the con grames worked & # on the country bumpkins that ® #@ are now massed in Portland, & Rach, on car line, close In, over one-half of Atlantic City Add. has & the most successful is the pad- || been sold the last four days. Also 6 acres and house close in, only # lock game This game is so & $650; terms $25 down, $10 per month. See C. D. Hillman, the own * simple that it surpasses belief #/ er, at once. Offices in Times bik ® that any man should be taken # # in by it, and yet more than a & % dozen people are poorer in sum & & rangten fem $60 te $106 within aienethe; ¢ 0 ‘The Belen) ete eRe RR ARR RE * the last month. J. F | cr d the Leanders meet for the | # *| ® ton, Of densche. Ws . @| final contest tomorrow * PORTLAND, Ore, July 5.— *} e be “shown. «| i* he row over the jection of #/ : nag I |* Dr. Lloyd as bishop coadjutor * # day and took a walk with a | of the Protestant Episcopal *| Gn the Way, on eustomaty 4 }® church for the diocese of Ore * wureer plead ao ? |® gon threatens to involve the #| & lock from the press by the &l |* entire church in America in the * & street and proceeded to try to | PORTLAND, Jul An indig-|® @entroversy and may rent it in *| ® open it with the key 4 *%/nant protest has been mado by five @ two, as the same controversy * eto it. W h men were */of the most infl al Episcopalian t Has the English church. It is *) No necessity for paying * og with it, they were join- #| ministers in Oregon over the recent | the same story of high and low #)R roe ig wewin # od by a third. Thornton suc #{election of Rev F. KE. J. Lioyd, | Burch. High churchmen are #/f 710% fF © seule & ceeded in unlocking it at once. #|D. D., aa bishop coadjutor of the|w'retroactionists and are trend- */ 9 oon be gold you for $86. 8 # But the first stranger made #| diocese of Oregon. They base their /# {8s constantly toward the out- #/9 1. standard and Domestic be # out he couldn't do it and then #| protest on tho allegations of Rev, |f Ward forms practiced in Ro- #)f Oo you buy & bet 10 cents with Thornton #| George E. Van Waters, rector of St. {# man Catholic churches, at- #19 “geving Machine Department. # that the latter could not again #| David's church, who, in nominating | t™pting, some of them, to go * # force the lock apart. The #|Dr. Lioyd before the convention, |S fr as to introduce the con- *| 5 # stakes were given to the third #| stated that he was a broad church-|# @ssional. The election of Dr. * # man, who flashed @ star on #|man and a graduate of Oxford uni iM ay “g bea wey rnderd ahs oT & the two others and told them #| versity. Under this belief he was A bay whereas * they were under arrest for #| elected, whereas the facts are that|# Oregon has always been in the */i BI A 0 HOUSE * gambling, but could put up $100 #| Dr. Lioyd is a graduate of no uni- | Tanks of the low church and * # bail, instead of going to jail. #| versity and is extremely high [ft tere is exceedingly bitter feel- w) Just above the Postoffice. % Thornton only had $90 on him, #|church. The clergymen claim that if fag and protest over the intro- % * which he yleided up # | Oregon {s low church in its procity- | Metion of the high church ele #| \% Glues aud Oth deasnver 10 oe ® ment. Dr. Lioyd denies that *| -———— —--— - ee HH | [he confirmation of the elootion |® his alection is such a victory, */ 9.15 this morning the basement of —__—__— |@ though many of his supporters ®] 1) 0 'rine Colby building occupied by KRARRAKARRR ARK Rw D/H Are colobrating tho supremacy w|{P° [ine Holy rite ttice way found Yankees Lost | # | of the hight church element am # | 10° 0 °On “tire ‘The blaze. broke * PORTLAND, Ore, July 5.— *|* assured by his election * le h th ar hrough the floor to Hall's dry | ails ® An ultimatam has been served # | ® *| goods store and the smoke almost | # on the saloon keepers and res- #| & & & & ee ww RR eR) Oe a that of Dar HENI England, July 6—tn * taurant men of Portiand, giv- ling’s drug store adjoining. The to-| the gneené bent Of the race for the | # ing them one week in which to tal loss will probably reach $40,-| | Royal challenge oup the Leander’s|# remove thelr private boxes In # 000 : ew defeated the Vespers, of Phil-|* their places of business. If & The Record's plant was put out adel phia * they do not comply with the * of business entirely, The Record | Leander’a time was 7:01 ° oe Mord ee the * and the Hall store were entirely Veapers gave the Leander’s as hard|*® places will be ralded * cove > 1 arling | cou 0 e 01 lodge room. , D ‘ and were considerably fagged at t or, George 0! was ost \@auh. Gus Laanders won by 6 er ee ee ee nee nt gag ag) acc (bare length. A fine dancing hall at the Atkt 4 battled for three hours and recetve The Belgian crew dofeated the| Natatorium, for private parties only. (Special to The Star.) great praise for saving the build crew of the London club by three EVERETT, Wash. July 6—At ing Men’s and ashe Clothi = COMMENCING SATURDAY (Next Door to the in Marche) “THEQUAKER SELESIT FOR rss? Here’s a Little List of the Quaker’s Every-Day Prices QUAKER Read every They are cut rate prices, every one of them—it’s the way—"The QUAKER ALWAYS SELLS FOR LESS.” item. Society Correspond Paper, regular price 26¢, Quaker orien, Pe. Weich’s Grape Juice, regular price 60c, Quaker price . Face Chamois, regular price 15¢ to 25¢, Quaker price. .5@, Carter's Dyspepsia Tablets, regular price S0c, Quaker price. . . Antakamnia Tablets, regular price, per dozen 25c, Quaker price.. Listerine, regular price 26c, Quaker price Pears’ Soap, regular price 15e, Quaker price . Tar and = npoo Soap. wea price Carter's 5-grain Lithia Tablets, Quaker price .. regular price 50c, Quaker price. . Mme. Dumas Face Bleach, regular price $1.25, Quaker price Se alpine, cures scalp dincases and stops the hair trom pase, 2 Ba out, regular price $1.00, Quaker price . * Y-DO!, Japanese mechanical doll, amuses old and young, Quaker See Mr. %., W. Brewerton, the lightning sketch artist. makes perfect likenesses while you wait—tn our show window. U-AR-DAS, the bath of benzoin, regular price 7hc, Quaker price ee He carry a complete stock of the Pure Food Co. Celebrated PLA- RING EXTRACTS and are selling regular 25¢ bottles of ie de Eaenen Ger OObe. 66 caccenen: Berssvunbeee ene Here’s a Few Sample Prices of Bargains Offered In Our Bargain Row We ve Vani Jap Rose, full 2-on., tor bi4 | Talcom Powder ..... Oe Jamaica Ginger, full 2-oz... He | Glycerine, full 2-02, for... Kg Spirits of Camphor, full 2-ox, 5@ | Castor Ot! full 2-o7....,... Se Rose Water, full 2-oz Be | Sweet Oil, full 2-07 - 5é Sulphur, full pound Se | Epsom Salts, full pound THE QUAKER PAYS THE FREIGHT ON ALL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $5,090 TO ALL POINTS WITHIN ONE HUNDRED MILES OF SEATTLE AND MAKES FREE DBLIV- ERY TO ALL POINTS R CHED BY TTLE STREET CARS PURCHASE. GET IT FROM FOR L ON ANY THE QUAKER—THE QUAKER SELLS If I had husband to give up either my or my Gas Range I would give up my— You know it costs so little to keep a GAS RANGE and they are absolutely no trouble Seattle Lighting Co. Bullding, Fo urth and Union. Weuue Sunset, Ex, 27; Ind., Ex. 5.