The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1905, Page 5

" Furth Is Foxy and Will Kill Two Birds With One Stone cesat x in endes t chises LW pocit y enues | ' f om to his F MuNIetpal legisiat ers RP Phe rattway w at one meana| Wrged tn t +5 f \ majority | the out t t the } widual, witr poly , but swith | fol, « y t ached by it Flowevesr, th rperationa -com- | Me t . 4 floult with the north \ n than that ¥ ’ and w 1 bod hody Susceptible at . ‘ objections, th | h Pik would Vik - j hat 1 got busy with a marriage Ii © done, but p Jon't way any hing more about I'm doing | the best I can to keep out of trouble RRR ARR eR eee w|00W and there ix not a bit of truth a | int her statement regarding m | * AMUSBMENTS FRIDAY a| A letter received by Sheriff Lé fi Third Avenue—"Stolen by #| Smith from Mra. Lou Collins stated *® Gypate %| that this Robert Collins might be a * ar—Pollte Vaudeville. &| possible Johan Hoch, but Collins * | bas red to prove an alibi, and | RRARA A RAR RRR uty Pr uting Attorney Miler | & specials ties of} Whether W. A. Morris, the pro- | quests Ales’ prepare the «| questi at home and write them | b¢ held reaponsible for a dastardly Jown, He will not ask the audience |Yobbery reported by J, B. Ps | to show their written questions, but | borer on the ner Sena: t aa the ladies think intently on the| pends on a third witness now being Gilman franchise. He makes it Jk at which they h ppeared, | Ought for by the potice. 5 as though Mc withdrew his ap-| he will announce each one tan.| At 4:26 o’elock Friday morning $ Diication b Furth promised to| #wer it with absolute a y. This} Patroimen Carleton and Mullen nstruct w t nly feature, as the| Were given a “tip” regarding the y rom that, It ts to] Pegula gram will be gt wrong ing house on that if the car line is built, & of Eddie Leslie, Roscoe and| Second ne may. They bur Moore will have some cause to stop| Sims, Mr. and Mra. Wilson, the Yale | ied Into the place and plpaced un Bile activity in obtaining a mpeti- | trio and Leslie Pomeroy, der arrest Mabel Lewis, alias Gar five franchise, at least while the} rison, under which name she is only Present Seattie Electric company] “Stolen by « «° wilt be given | too well known t 0 the polion The @euncil is in office, because it was| but three more perforr the | Colored woman “rapped” to save her through he previous r Taylor company at th ay.} own skin and implicated Morris, Furth to botid the Ir e}enue theater, Friday ,| whom she claims did the actual] Mashington hotel that Mec ame| Tights, and at vs Jrobbing and gave her $15 to keep| ~ before the Xi iv appl x « day till | fen for an entire e “is . week, the company She claims that Morris brox aught | P e@tiginaily wanted onty v nd | preser Hunted by a Wor . » man, then intoxicated, into her avenue not an e -| highly sensational melodrama, Mr,|T0om, where he was “roiled.” Mc tem. lor’s very latest produ Iris throrws the guilt upon the va i And, more important, it will ene | beta rarer. ored woman. | able the e Electric company The trio were sent to the police N station and the police are scouring ¢ the city for the colored witness: i Payet lost $40, and claims that he : was attemptett a room at i STATE the place when he the money CONSTRUCTION has begun on ’ the ratiroad } from Midway to! Vernon. JEFFERSON COUNTY extensive surveys for roads. s making new state TIARY made $44 from the sale of ete., manufactured THE PENITE! 000 during July grain bags, brick, there. Nice white Turnovers fancy Stock Collars, tomorrow, onty *. Also—COLLAR AND CUFF SET, special tomorrow 10¢ and clad ’ A WATER ‘FAMINE threatens Don t Pay a, as the water supply is di Rn MASONIC TEMPLE at This comfortable house and erdee nearing completion. | five acres of good le land | RALPH WHITEHEAD, 14, was| for $675, on installments of $10 i while swimming in the|per month, sit ant Yakima river Thursday afternoon.’ City on the seems { Wast t ! | FOREST FIRES are now raging| bio Fe 1325 SECOND AVE. around Lake Whatcom, but have| ©Mt street car service. i on Ked near Acme President Roosevelt says THE CUSTOMS REPORTS fo: | P | July show $710,892 ite and geri capitalist, 1 guarantee to at of less rent Take your wife, hly nur} | you yme on f Puget ents than ye Good Pianos J *"* =" AN EPIDEMIC of tuberculosis ts] No Other YEMIC of tuberculosis ts running through the cattle herds at i go on the} Kind Sateneteie | w a ington treet car, look at — | ny and and at the ome in| Is Cheap SNOHOMISH COUNTY commis-| Atlantic City and then enjoy Wherever you buy Moaers bave setased to build thet! a free host ride on the lake. | en inks wlng be te | portion of the road from Chelan to) a6 8 ap 7 “ge Skagit counties which must pass} YOUF wife will tell you to} more ™ through their count a quiries hich you dc a og Ble rough their county, a inquiries, which you do} thi en pa gli _ | Of my agents on the ground tng gs coun eel Don't pay another month's * Thursday rent. . Cc. D. HILLMAN, dine ae THE GRAY STONE Fire Brick| Room 2 Times Block Facey sg ng company is installing a plant at Sub-Offiee, Atlantic City ven (long ago) “cheap Bellingham with a daily capacity and we've found of 36,000 brick | cheap” IS NOT | Good—nothing . heap. Now we ate ready to say GOOD pianos FLAX GROWING has been sug aestéd as a new industry for What county STEINWAY, SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 37 anh ie ieee 4 » DIS T NO. 37, Jot. A. B. CHASE, reon count Be ‘erson county, has become practi - ‘st r ESTEY, EMERSON rally depopulated, and there is no! 61 Fir STARR, HELLER. one left to sign the warrant for tho! Avenue and others, at compara- pay of the school teacher. Poor tively low prices and | sehool marm! Mberal terms, are at | Ps acs a a EE Getwoen Vine and Cedar your service. | pra fe | “NOT IE” SAYS HE | | Sherman, Clay || § “Nothing short of a miracle could | & Co. make the husband of Lilly Collins | lof Denver, Col.,”" said Robert Coll-| is a money saver. Black Petticoats | the Qualities GOOD PIANOS Second Ave., jins to a Star man Friday, when he was asked if there was any truth in| |the mater. | | “Lf was in Toronto, Can., working| at mby trade when that woman says 5 mM Seattle, Note the Prices, are right Black Mercerized Petticoats, ebrated §., H. & M regular cut, neatly with deep ruffle and three rows of ploats clean up. Price only rs coe BOE Black Mercerized Petticoats, ex tra fine quality material, neat ly finished and taped through. SATURDAY Two-Bit Day * THE ODDS AND ENDS SALE brand, full finished out, with deep ruffie, full reg- ular cut; a snap at $1.39; cb up price only ORE Saturday Shoe News We well good Shoes for leas money than any other store in Zhe | 41.00 wolled single bit Axe..2he 4oc hardwood adjustable Window Hereen, 28x33 he Beattie. $1.00 Bower Bart Mortise | OOr Little Gents’ Shoes, satin calf, Lock, complete, soiled ...25¢ all solid, $1.25 value, specially 40c 1-ping can Kopaline, anything priced for Saturday, only. ox’ Gait’ and Hiei a ‘paints som Dinner Plate , 25 fancy China -Sugar and | 8-quart Prese rving ettle, ¢ Croamer Set for . 2he ite, regular 50c; for ......25¢ London toe, double sole, blue Souvenir Fancy Piates, | 25c Crescent Broom, well sowed; $1.50 value, specially priced for Saturday, only .-..++. 1.29 Ladies’ Viel Kid Shoes, pat. Up and dull top, $2.26 elally priced for OT RE ee Te heavy nick Cuspidor Iger & Hurlbut Second and Union = > Straightforward Dealings——Small Proftte———Many Saies—— That's Our Motto The Bee Hive SATURDAY’S GREAT CLEAN-UP SALE We are determined to close out by Saturday night all odds and ends of Summer Merchandise, as we ve room for our Fall purchases which are pouring in on us daily THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 11, 1905 rn ee ern ee eaten ante a this store Is always open Saturday evenings for your convenionce «it’s the Standard way”’ * housefurnishing easy. that mak that is of practical help to you that means “easy to pay-—easy to buy” that makes trading here entirely satisfactory —gives you a BUCK Steel Range at gf DOWN roish hundred at 1 DOWN in the West.” Seattle homes, <that has helped th —that gives you any Go-Cart that representa “the largest furniture ves you & Refrigerator at gf DOWN. the satisfactory way —that « —that is the practical, the right that YOU should try, —welcomes to its advantages Standard Furniture Co. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. ‘BELLINGHAM ————— T. ee eaeEEr" TACOMA | nor nem. GIRL THROWN. the presence of mind of Albert Hall |her escort, she would Wy Soe seriously and perhaps fatally ip Jured horse, was jerked about, almost dis- | is os locating bis arma. His foot was badly crashed from the horse step i ce aap Bg movie was nar-| ping on it. Mins Wright oscaped | rowly aver b- ay ay aft th ‘ow ht bruises. aaa eek te kate ee a@ guest of the Mt. Clair, was thrown from a horse. Miss Wright was gotng for a ride bu in mounting the horse, the awieh of her skirts so frightened the animal that he began rearing and kicking in & most vicious manner, Mad is not been for the exce QUIT UNDER CRITICISM T. MOORE. GrORE DR Ghe Chicago Misfit Parlor Means much to the man that don't like but can't afford the high-priced tailor, All merchant trousers and overcoats left on thelr hands to wear Nand-me-down clothing, tailors get the more they get of these garments the better we like ft, as we buy Here is the story in a nut shell: more or lees suits, them for leas than one-half the price they make them for, All styles of weaves and fab- Therefore this saving is yours. rics of the newest designs may be found at our Parlors, 2615-2617 First Avenue Between Vine and Cedar Sta Rellable Dry Goods Store Note every item in this ad. as Men’s Furnishings At Clean-up Prices— Men's Fancy Balbriggan Vests and Drawers to match, extra fine quality, actual value 59, broken siges, clean-up price Ladies’ Collarettes and At Clean-up Prices 1 Lot of Ladies’ Fancy Collar?) | ettes, worth up to 50c, clean- |‘ onty ¢ up price only ......88 1-2 nhs ’ 22 1Re 1, Lot Men’s Black and Tan % 1 lot Ladies’ Belts, in leathef Hose, summer weight, value and silk, girdle effect, worthy | 12%e, clean-up price only up to $1.00, clean-up price only | oo bBe | 900 wees veeee ove 43@) 1 Lot Men's Brettelle French 4 Suspenders, value 500, clean i up price only .. 19¢ Ladies’ Muslin Underwe ir At Clean-up Price embroidery ity, clean-up: 206 ~sethay Black Cotton Hose, Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, full reg- clean-up price only...8 13¢ ular cut, meatly em- | Women's Black Cotton Hose, broidery exten, prey. clean-up price a6e, siterip ps 2 ‘Me and Misses’ Strong Black Hose, clean-up price 8 13e aship of Miss Wright and| | Sale Everything in our store reduced } have room for incoming stock. All just one-half from our duced Summer Stock Is Certainly a Great Success price. We must Outing Suits re- former low prices. Light Weight Suits for Men $18.00 now and Suits $20 and $22.50 | Suits now $15 *": $12 | Boys’ Light Weight Suits $4.75)° $8 and $10 Suits now $6.50, $7.90 Suits now $6.50 12 and $13 now uits and Suits now Youths’ Light Weight Suits $13.50 $9.50, $15.00 and $20.00 and sue $11.50 NOW...0« $12.50 Suits now | 200 dozen Summer Suspenders, | 25 | extra fine lisle web, bought to | sell at 50c; special price 25c cial, per per pair pair 625 FIRST AVE. | $10.00 Suits now ; HIMPLHOCH BROS SUCCESSORS Ho is the official in charge of the] This run will be larger than the] laboratory of plant physiology of | first o if the calculations of o' t Joparty of ag who | canner 1 do not go wrong, and resigned following charges that he| will keep the canneries running was intetysted in a Pennsylvania | over for perhaps two weeks, A ae oie eeitne govern.| The Rew Washington park drive- ment's distribution of the new sot | ¥ ay is at last ready for public use. weap Pee gf At an in| it i# constructed of macadam, lined ee a t he haa] With Seotch broom and extends half k in the concern that had an-|* mile from Madison street to the} rs of noel wns for| Short of Lake Washington. culture” by referrix em to} ompany. Dr, Me | ent that | of his om pany He says b salary from th main with it and gations before leaving it to go with th ms |“ HUMPBACKS” ARE ON THE RUN | | | | Very fow sockeyes are caught by fishermen in the Puget | sound country at the present time, | but the humpbacks are coming in considerable numbers, and the can-} neries are kept busy canning them. | The next and last run of sockeyes | is expected at any time, and may/ come on the high tide Thursday P.-L Phones-~ BUILDING Sunset, Ex. 27; Small ART doubl 15 Ages 14 to 20 Years LAUR flue $7.50 Ages From 8 To 16 Years $3.75 $7.00 Friday and Saturday Specials dozen extra fine Fancy Sox, sold all the season at 50c; spe- 25c All our Boys’ Wash Suits special for Friday and Saturday at half price. Agents for Selz Royal Blue Shoes a down, pa buys an L RA . the only range in the market. Sole agents. -“ 4 —— The Latest Color Combinations. In men's shirts, neckwear, hosiery, etc, you will find at the exclusive men's small wear shop E. N. Brooks & Co,, 1331 tnd ave, see eal SaleofGas Grates The 4 ful source of heat place. ashes. Don't SALE. Seattle Lighting Co. FOURTH AND UNION. Ind., Bx, 76. AS GRATES features, but no beautiful, cheer- is the open fire- lightful have all these smoke, soot or forget our SPECIAL We can interest you. Monarchs Reduced ODE PUT OMORROW we and MONARCH SHIRTS, plain Extraor- dinary mark down the celebrated CLUETT white excepted. some | But everything else in the Cluett regular $1.50 and | $2.00 Shirts for $1.15. | And the Monarch ‘$1.00 Shirt for 75¢. About 500 clean, fresh, handsome patterns in light, me- dium and dark shades; some with cuffs attached, | without—all include one pair of cuffs. Monarains | Cluett $1.15