The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR~TUESDAY, JULY a5, 1905. helenae a naneny wz | pay $2 per day to all employes who | charged against the 0. R. @ N. by] The Star's bill for thin wee) 0 uu is k English | Pattman and Spokane firme. opened Monday night, and met with TWO SURVEYING Cliff Deane : d partion are}such attractions as the Clif f STATE A GLACTER Is running riot in the | surveying for electric Hnes in the] company, in & new comedy; La | Upper wate f the Foss river, The | Yakima valley i¢ ia, the famous aerialist; Red ° e e gravel and milky watery coming | lh the grotesqup bicyclist, and | jfrom it is driving all fish from the] ‘THIG NATIONAL. Associaticn of| many other excalleMt numbers cene ain in “1e ABERDEEN mill strikers went) stream | Railway Commissions will be in | ae a a et he . —_ mora’ " = Spokane August 21, and in Seattle} The Taylor company will preseut ny i he mill owners have agrec o FRANK PASQUALR, the Tacoma | August |*Hacaped From the Harem” at the . ms i- jh a A. Pree,| aA FARMER near Zillah Fred | timo Tuesday night. Of Wednesday! SAN FRANCISCO—A woman sit-|(n search of her dally bread t e eonar $s t € jagainst Thoma the Seat Jonninga, hung himself Monday In| and Thursday nlehts they w pre nad y height In the reag c “ painting has always been : { S ry woodshed ant “The Queen of the Highway ago in an Oakland theat selon distinctly a peoulthe 1s tandard r] | attorn claiming that the lat. | Di ne in f © for fending and “The Female Detectives’ will ng in with bold #trokes.okt« - phere and requirements, | {1 f > le t supreme court, and| A CLOUDBURST has daw bo the offering for the balance of|@M4 trees and castles, proves the|for who could imagine a woman | ~~ refrigerator | od bit the atox irrigation cangl in the! the week ability of her sex to keep pace with | hopping onto a swaying bridge au valley | . me | ing t pended in midair, balancing herself it is the mo 1 n b ost widely, known—the on Puget sound [He REE RR on its narrow plank as she wielded popular mad = lely, known—the moat 1 ’ ¥ * , > i © consignments MRS. MARY YARBOUGH, « ar-|¥ A ‘. @ big flat brush Hair Viger. Better ik Gunes ae meesiSae. & Weakingtaa peut is|® CRAZY MAN, STARK NAK- & alge yt ne ate A ’ kind you buy! But’ you are) oii won must not } ght on | = be Gane al i gael pery Eg ot be caught o _ wenter young, pretty of face losing yours? Then be quick! |s ¥, nocording to a law of th aT THE THEATERS|: TO GET A JOB *} with ~ be ios atin at hanes practical Fasten tightly on your own | last legislature, but the state ft \< OLYMPIA, July 2.—A ere hair and a figure tall and straight | * 4 head what is left, and get a|Commisslonor has bec motte that SeTTTTT CCT T TT Tei at a etiteh of elckhlag 08 #] as an Indian family sizes new lot, too. Law ece: | law ‘ ue ® % | his body swam across the bay * Like many a fellow artist, the} 0 b * AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT *)& he yesterday and applied for * young woman realized very early in g - iver * tle—MeKwen, the Magi- *|/% work on the schooner Beg . her career the bitterness of the t fe — a om na te Oe speya ail& which to tm the harbor. The # cieamels shidadiion am aout at Length. Dpt taken rom Lake Whatcom on Mom | Qi ing Aveane Methoed dia pchouter wes bot revertion to een Ghee tie Gina of 20 ie’ ome” Buy Your Clothing j* From the Haren * | * the wild state at the time, and & consity her eyes turned. to the 498 24 at the _ " |*® Star—Potite Vaudeville. * | *® the captain refusing him work, * tempting pice paid to scene paint 499 6 WM. KENNISON wae drowned in M reed puns 9 et - OLD RELIABLE SPOT the Stiliaguaantah Heer, near lver-]% %|% ho wont ashore and disappear. # ers for their work. She determined | G09 28 ' KLINE @ ROSENBERG, ete, while bathing on Monday after | 22 SUSSF Eee esses ¥ |e the brush, He has not * to try what no other woman had 625 First Avenue re * been f i rhe an even dared. She offered her services noon an conse iJ ia | # balloved irew John- *® She was laughed at and told to go J , DISCRIMINATING rates are & son, who ¢ ym the in- ® home and take up embroidery. She # sano asylum last Tuesday * persisted. Finally a New York L rd a bd * ager listened. He good-nal | 5 eona ice RRR ee gave her an opportunity to prove! i Bibs ——e fer ‘atity, She was a success Trom |) iii chests the very start Much of the scen ; ery of the “Casino Girt’ was the These result of her first trial. While Miss Wishaar has gained fame and a good living from her ne painting, she is devoting her f to a branch of art that no doubt are the practical fam- TEDDY SAYS THEY DIDN'T aires Outside Inside size. Price 3 26x18x24% 1Gx11x14 $7.75 40. B14 xI8KE28 26x14x16 $9.75 Pressing Summer Needs Must Move During Our 1anos OYSTER BAY, July 25.—A fat- * —your old refrigerator will be | . lin time will bring her fame of the = . wae st at the os begs atnadin highest type. Her miniature paint me A oe sa the he * plano you w e ning tha oar caage purchase o} , - ange ou a e Ri omad acon tay Boe yb Pr t Roosevelt Mee duit | the masculine gender In the follow- | Ing shows the me mt exquisite appre | ane ne least ¢ panera ev AG Ge e value of colors | ~ pensive GOOD plano to | inew of sty eo publ: jing of any profession. jelation of th ang out-of-tc af ite for our specia - on - . gh, Re ned hen een by ; bile j) For centuries there has always! rare skill in catching with a most ut-of-town folk = for a9 fal go-cart booklet. a — = ~ <a he gh Maas Bh nent of Cohewel Bunn tn effect chi | been one field at least whose bounds |wabtle blending of tones make her nt had furnished hiy pic.|*ave not been crossed by woman | miniature wo ork worthy of the praise | had freed ie pics| Aa not been crowed by womas | minalyre VOT PONY ———— |) | all Refrigoraters--$1.00 dewn--$1.00 a we k | “awe An important meeting of prop-|ran afoul of a pickpocket while s = 7 street car. When Raron Komura is expected at Oya [arty owners affected by the Jack-| passenger on @ ter Bay eters the cea ot the week [Hon strest regrade ts to be heldjho wanted to find out what time Standard Furniture Co. wie Be “rtemtion ty shaia'vaieet a re, | Md» SCHOENFELD & SONS naw tion Ghich the improvement will be con-| G. H. Grain, of 323 Madison, | Jot buttet-xrill mervice on Nosthefn |yummated hay now been thorouxhty | clalme to have secreted #46) under: 1006 to 1016 First Ave. « leorked out, and it only remains for | neath a carpet at his home. Now he SEATTLE ‘BELLINGHAM TACOMA the property owners abutting on| wants the police to find the thief \Sucugon strant to sign the petition.|who knew where be bid bis bank | ab perererorcmti: be copies of the petition | roll. The money consisted of two/ — eting $100 bills, two $50 Dilis and the a4 jin tens and twenties. neia, of the| Joo Lee reports his room at Fifth | Pacifie Coast « y's = fleet./and Jackson ransacked and about) safled Monday morning for Portland. | $10 worth of clothing stolen. reafter run between Clay Monroe, 13, a messenger boy i San Francisco to re-|is the object of a search by the} lieve th gest {fie be potion His father called at police! 1513-1519 SECOND AVENUE. jimeen the two ports The O. R @| headquarters Monday and described a No matter how little you pay you get a GOOD PIANO, no matter how much, you get your money's worth. We won't let you pay LESS than ts safe, nor more than {s just Pay ty the month if you prefer Ask for a copy of the booklet, “Some Facts About Pianos and Wo Who Sell Them.” 35e tin top Jelly Tumblers. .g¢ ] 40c 5-quart Preserving Kettle ec . 13¢ Royal Granite Camp Cup. 5¢@ 2c Fancy Glass Berry Bow! 18e White Enameled Steel Din ASC | nor Plates 62.0... DE 1Se Glass Lemon Squeezers..9@ | $1.50 Split Ramboo Fish Rod, 25e yard Table Oil Cloth...15¢ well wrapped ........+...98¢ Mrs. Voorman’s Painted Sink | $1.00 German Willow Fish Ras Strainer ise ket .... 59¢ t 16¢ American Beauty Jar Rub- | $3.50 Warranted 3-Ply Rubber bers 10¢ | Garden Hose $2.29 2c Painted Wire Dish Covers, | $4.50 fancy design, best value, 10-in. ... 10¢@ | Hammock in Seattle ..$3.19 Spelger & Hurlbut TSe dozen Mason Quart Jars 55¢ | Pacific new traing betwee gad Spenane, duty ean” Pivet- tee Juervice on this train, leaving Bent See our line of Oriental They come in silk and cotton, Eeabrothered Waist Patterns Prices from $1.25 to $7.00. Svuncun tp Department seconp JUST ABOVE PrKeE PIKE The steamahtp Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS Se an N. ¢ asked the Pacific Coast com-|his son, who, be says, has been od for the Western Union. * as a owes are funy to put on a boat, sa they had| missing for several days, He work-| G. W. Arnett, 35, has alarmed bis( If you want even baking done, the Second and Union on Preati, Ce. is PINST AVE. SOUTH lable, and the off Sih friends and relatives by failing to|@ouble fue Art Laurel Range is IT rm ae ae Phones—Aunset. Plak 1761. tn-§| decided to put on the Valenci Health and Pleasure. make known his whereabouts since |Cail it 1532 First avenue, Seattle, |] dependent 1751. Free Delivery Atkt Natatorium is all under root. |July 22. He is a painter and re-|and at 118-824 Second avenue, Bal- ’ A. G. Plumber, 123 Twenty-fourth, warm and comfortable ee sides at 4111 In erlake. ) tad. — OFFICERS: t E. L. GRON DAHL, President JOHN ERIKSON, Vice President A. H. SOELBERG, Vice President and Cashier | 3 OLe STATE BANK OF SEATTLE % Capital $100,000 Cor. First Avenue and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash AVE Are Now Open for Business, and Offer Our Patrons Every Accommodation Consistent With Sound and Conservatiue Banking. Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposits. We Solicit Your Patronage. a eueeneiemeemenmimuniamnmnaian A Rem SS CARO Se é . - DIRECTORS DANIEL KELLEHER, JOHN ERIKSON, HERMAN GOFTZ, CARL SUNDE, WILL H. PARRY, H. E. LUTZ, Of Bausman & Kelleher, Atty’s. Capitalist and Mine Owner. Of Stirrat & Wootz, Contrac tors, President Sunde & Erland Co. President Seattle & Lake Wash. Waterway Co. Pres. Bank of Clallam Co.,Pt. Angeles R. SARTORI, JOHN A. WHALLEY, L. B. ALLAIN, ALEXANDER PEARSON, A. H. SOELBERG, E. L. GRONDAHL, Capitalist. Insurance and Real Estate. Treas. Puget Sound Machinery Depot. Contractor and Builder Vice President and Cashier. President. j Principal Correspondents NATIONAL CITY BANK, New York, N. Y. STATE BANK OF CHICAGO, Chicago, Il. CROCKER-WOOLWORTH NATIONAL BANK, San Francisco, Cal. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Portland, Oregon.