The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1905, Page 7

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<i THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, SEPT — a1, 1905 : ~ ~ Joffe nu rt of y| s* ‘se t - , SLUICE BOXES WON’T SERVE NEGRO--- MURPHY APPEALS ATTEMPT ED en rem eee ae Bive Adit |i ROBBED OF sink Fe Sra ga ns a D wactloing law « ut that wa pir . e LO ; pt on ext appearance tt t Brandon | dq incob “ (Speciat te Th | A case involving pecullar p vil right for retnatatement, Me charges the} ¢ yw yy | A ae . Led w ag uh vatitutionality A an and Frank ennedy, | favoritiom and ho sa don DER eae | ents the ealoos mss FAIRBANKS, 21.—Two sta ine ie Sa gy et an : «i . “ye coe A sess had Hee ave nat, | early Wednesday on pleion of K wan at Moberg & M - Kae and A Harry Mo! ld by @ waiter that no col ta Pe Ratlway company » = oni i nel register “ nialned Priday morning i an, colored, has | peor ore served there After | the oa in whigh Murphy was | | ve alker, another negro mewhere about ; § R aoe os ir a Fa eloree se | Waiting 20 minutes they adjourned |claraed with JmpMper conduct and] NOW held. in the city jail charged | | In each instance the holdup wa the siuice box val it againat C., to the prosecuting attorneys’ office, | dt ! with: ;apuety and miurder, Shortly [performed ty a medium-sised man pias dow They fo Thoms, " ea mpletey wee taeue 1 the office of the jail and declared |The police were notified after the ‘“ b f FINE OLD ohare he b auiran Keeper ree Coae ‘ rete © an ( Walker was making his escape | firat robbe nd we ene ‘ ” Sore eee 1308 Flew that In Ula alate col “|Lives Tharoe Mewes | iirc tas state 'Sericere"ba | within's tor ieomenta: ut at tra tal to reed Watch, and p eded » iloe a ing ave equa ew ay duty ran inte the bagn and angebt the holdup man had been lost ' 1 ' wold i with violating the law 3 | With Severed Artery Andérson just as be w n aking As far a 4 be determined there I M ' GLENDALE The wa an ot and | atin hin cxeape, Walker wa nd safe| was but one man doing the we " ‘ i ‘Was t a H then ~ Li | in his ¢ it was the same n ¢ ode ve : sabe . ass, Yankee Frank, well known to the tonmen pom alt — b need we? hr ig not Pathe ae th ig “a ‘ F ‘ wot Police, walked around the tower end| Gigorterly” conduct nnd. refused ta] esutedara ie tat || Special for Friday Our Specialties ra uri ao ed, from a eut with} about the jail about the eccedings |tnt and Saturday PER QUART $1 bbure betabe he ‘wae: not Me " T | there was no 4n¢ y fe 0 1 On | | It was found ne . “mg the Saloons | | id Oak Box Seat Laat Brandy, full quart, each $1.00 Exe Emulsion Cod Liver 0 Jartery in three places 1 eeeeeneeneeiinniimianmnemmt overed Ch Port Wine and Sherry, full quart with Hypophosphite of Lime ff] - - TACOMA, Sopt i lone | a j0e and s take, Come ff} . highwayman, with relays of mask nae - a alae beaababale | bm Ae? Drowns in Bay |. » romicrtas rooking revolver sewin The Murphy Wine Pull $1.00 9) % THe announcement that the #] ville clr pg ogy wlohang veya epson © #45 Sas Gants ‘Seetie. tenn x ena oe |tra » niane house jas many hours jast night ring 5 ‘ re “ oe ee ae = Cae o = zi otra eet _ Richard Redding wilds tonal about $136 tn bis raids. He firet 6-piece Chamber set & Liquor Co. a © ean t was ad- @|] De tow detphit “magician; Irene Steamboat man, fell from pler 4.| » sited the Swiss Hail saloon, 1906 |} regular $3.75, special * v0 m Sey to #| Franklin, cornetiat; Pinard Broth-| jyureday morning, and was) a ee sea ne een a and healing eenenece bi age dh-—* d TN roniden at the St. |Top, : ne mt THOME R d F : air on nag stm a TERME REE EEE EE HH S100, gen pinners; ° W. Derby | Louis hous O Ste ie wee “t ° pet ithe beat 2 ront . . os ae 1 ett BS | ogy Mle gy ape ey ing man. He caught hold of Red WITHIN F HA o walvery one Guaranteed to give Mother Ryther's “kids” are golne black face musical come dian; Aw Shermer apn pean dapaage ta ne Rg EE ye Furnitere Co. ib ikea to uae at to have plenty to cat this winter. | ratic stars; Gaston and Harvey, Aus | tage san me — ene i 220 Pike Stree The Coffee IT PAYS TO DEAL LANG And nty of warm blankets to) tralian team; Howe ad Kdward . te iteuia Ghinieee terete aed neve seeks De Views. centers] Rainier Boulevard }\] rceooy cor rice servo, seattie Of Coffees is ewishing around the house cor-|tionist; Homer Long Injured By } Additions - ea alk wera 1, \ arein And good, sound shoes, and seh te Alvinos,| vi | CORNICI DE Stes! Cut Granulated $07 FIRST AVENUE. books | mut Four Ellewortha, ~ V4] | Coff dean ween, Phat le-hey will If the, Ryther| omy neh tet Howe Tanne | Insane Wife fo"; McArthur’s Addition CURES CORNS- sem RE [home benefit Grand opera | hill, operatic singer; Aldro Brothers} | ra aralyzes pain or inflm 2 ont Between Columbia and Marion tomsnseen, |hené balancere and } 7HMAEIL at once There are myriads of program is complete and|Hogart and Dunbar, singing. danc-| J. W. Nichols recetved serious in-4 nkoe NICER LOTS-OF ( D size corn eu but Cornicide guaran some of the best known performer} ing and talking; Ida Kuss sing-| juries Wednesday by falling off the) . 3 s we) t &@ vastly larger proportion of Sound Teeth fon the vaudeville stage furnished | ing comedian. bh of his reuidence while} " a ood than iy » are gety waioe | trying > hie dem c gists. Per bottle 26« H Ith G . P ha the house until th t » 175 Ur — —— Waynide and his wife |" 6 Hf You Lack Either of These Es H taken t jail, where she} — CURES CORNS sa Becuty." Somers to Music of Band teanrhe, cscuaaia us tke wetionel I me) eh f the superior court. i crainate te Vou How Ecalty > Lewis-Littlefield alt CORNICIDE RW. S.MAYFIELD tt Con Be Corcastod=-They Ex- ]} when the board of park commis-| air with insp de, That will ves A MONDH | Agents paw Debs 24 «he end the Courtesy of Exam. [| fro Bagw4 ‘ act tnetinn Comesitctan, sro || stoners gets ron a AR hy |> G. BENINGHAUSEN malam sbthoiie CURES CORNS BTHE FAMILY GROCI i } 000 which It ts t ant duty of providin . el. Main 42 Ind. 1092. ’, 503 PLKE ST. le $n sim toy Secours |**h se Reged to 6 “| WITH BRLKEN KECK|| Time Specialist a Rosters 998 IND. 98 ‘The h t | be things doing” fm that enterpri Mareh if ¢ | w 604 PIKE ST. SEATTLE, WASH e harm that unsound be doi enterpris- | Mar atehmaker ing suburb | pany does not > SPECIAL VALUES Green Lake * are now] pus is demanding an exorbitant! mortem € i old IN oak 5 mmm wl betel her tore nk needed’ tor te riem cramipation held -_. WILSO THIS WEEK mblie celebration of the| right-of-way | Spain, who died at Providence hoi qua , . ON BOXPAPER. n When the park board gives | | pital trom injuries: Feceived. Woibe THE STATIONER Your choice of any box in the | the word, it ix proposed to get every Gait or Ale tts te tant pling? jabie-bodied man and boy ‘in or st) SOUTH PARK INVOLVED) tw man's neck was vroxen | 207 PIKE "x°corpice soe, $2.00 vp Green Lake and vicinity to turn out } The tujury was yeapives: “(ous with shovel and pick to give the i “ta oi @ a train-of still more serious [work a good start. Those owning) /N WATER MAIN FIGH?| ; Seine at are produced. teame will carry away the dirt ¢ } A Cure is Now Assured. feavated by the willing Green | | « ett the Pe a aia of South Park has now [PHILADELPHIA REFORM Alveotar et ; ja band will be employed to Mil the| [°° fle omar the Ocoee] ga IE Ry ver maine through tt to earey was |PARTY MAKES TICKET fee but aympathy; but now that : This was dor there is a dle ery that cures ) granted | aad corrects these diseases (for Seten| Deanne os ie ~ we faeas . ‘ i By peyote 0 raed body nts Ohio Dentiow are doing won a 4% rregu —, i .) ane tloket for the November election as! ae alpg orl pied yy Pass Bont in it. Under the second order a| ys aritt, JW. ‘bi, ogwas ema charges are reasonable and such Att on Thursday morning the | bond of $1,000 gras giver 12. M. R. Jermon: city casnmiaaion am appeal to any a sree. H steame m, of Puetfie Co: Jers, Rudolph Blackenberg and FLA alt who have a disease of the I} greamship company’s fleet, sailed | Anderson: judges, Craig Biddle and teeth: or sume thould wail th m- | hee resein trip around the sou Indians to Hold | Mor tw Dallert * : experience, for ir ther ne Que e 1 oe ent ty of delegated] > est skilled and mec feco d och w rched to eity hall and li i a ks oe ee :, Pow-Wow at Yokioa series 3 atic *sune's One De fre * my Sunday ielegate each wide of him ; — | j with « large fing. Thairman Kd No Charge for Examination. ' for A y t NORTH YAKIMA 21.—A | min nar 1 the may 1s nip ¥ niente gates representing |wpon the work convention To m ke it arable until they have consulted Ohio Dentists, r om here Reed much sympathy be matnde of to one who continues’ to sand. with ° when such libe © * Pacey alas, ee oes Sure or Sunshine an 4ny one can do is to call and be vi @zamined, since that, after 1, nok rum coats nothing. rk Seattle boat Ohio Dentists are the only rett or nuraday, while Gentists in the world who can as being aned and O ers lighten loose teeth and make them as sound as they were é youth, who can quickly and | s 5 tee Manently cure pyorrhea, or ‘ » eee ro er aiid charge from the «ume, oth A Iv YOU Bt INE OF OUR RAINCOATS you gums receding gums. Coast Bt hip company's WILL, BR MAKIN AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT similar conditions; who can re Dolphin 1 lew t 9 oct ; COATS " 4 ’ 5 place missing teeth without plate I} Saturday ALL, OUR RAINCOATS ARE WATER PROOF. WE or bridge work; who can replace |} iene CARRY THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. an entire net of upper or lower I] wrth 700 tons of freight aboard teeth though there be only two Hi uo steumer Dirigo left for Vald teeth left, and these loowe and . _ go reemguend decaying: who can successfully te ward § other & — sme cope with the most serious cases hursday oon. ririgo is t . requiring dental sargery. 'T’ one of the Alaska Steamship com- BROADHURST treat with equal facility and suc- |) p. « fleet of steamers. TE cess decaying teeth, irregular etna SYSTEM. 00 teeth, “abscemen and all sther rere Fe sais wl RAINCOATS abnormal dental —_conditia Gis Mineon Wedd Maisie tne, tel They scidom it ever find it nec- |} 7 “fn Saend. aerate vas Zo emary to extract a tooth, but, || °* ed ir 4 » on the contrary, by thelr Alveo- ae Other Reliable lar Method, they can save teeth k 00 that other dentists, not knowing iM T bl rr ; Tee eee wale we aeecaes {| More Trouble For Makes to extract. This means much to P Old $ P min need of a dentint’s Ss ison oll savant’ oor oe are considered, it t« only orn ad e reasonable to suppose that the _ ak. tie a firnt thought will be to visit Ohio TRUCKED, Cal. Sept. 31.—Sev Denticte and see what they cop {) eral snowsheds and all the freight | e e S elmer O do. jears of a train on Southern Pa . . Hours, $a. m.to8 p.m. sun. |] effic burned last night as the Gays, 8:20 to 1 result o e explosion of gasoline. 800-804 First Ave. Cor. Colum Strongest Overcoat Houre in OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS, || The ¢ still burning, Pagsen- | bia St, The State WY, Pike St.. cor. Third Ave. ger trains westbound are held up.| mated at $75,000. to adopt Ohio Dentist pw = port o or Satees fag omnaagge te h aid’ Party, at agen ten eee ; t " + + ala ‘ na Harry Hamilt 4 Yakima t and Lan r meh - - Pr ‘ : ae” The cee me from the Portland expositior " 1 atop Wenatehes bam pa ‘ men's tn nerica simply to Hl an § “ - , “s nected wit «property Ohio Dentists’ office any how 3 ve dings there it sults your convent : ar b rR . fair grounds “h you will be examined, sulted numb mencing Ovte BELLEVILLE, 1 Sept. 21 = oe Ss | Delegates will be present from Trhee persons neriously injur lien wellingyne tne gh ps | the states in the weet. The Yakima | ed, and it is believed that nearly 200 tion Is, without @ cent of em tribe, which is to be host, is making | were more or lew painfully hurt by! de become. a patient of Obie Den- in port on| great preparations for a grand time|the collapse of m grandatand last tists. if thetr argument and der sp with a big potlatch and other /night during a carnival and street ration does not convince yo 4 at | amusements. } fair aid say their condi general mo sso: M n 8 Suits Less closing « ut sale of the big Monarch stock. what we’ say. To visit the Heywood Bros. The prices below will } rove Remarkable Price Reductions During the Closing Sale Men’s ‘Shoes at | Genuine Bargains | Women’s Shoes \Men’s Underwear Than Half Less Than Halt Cut In Two $12.60 Suite for . 85 $2.60 Shoes for ...... $1. $2.50 Shoes for 1.19 Worth $1.50 for --FRe $15.00 Suits for . $3.00 Shoes for ..... 1 $3.00 Shoes for 31 Worth $1.75 for ise $18.00 Suite for 95 $4.00 Show for .... 3 20 $4.00 Shoes for.. me a Worth $2.26 for 1.92 $20.00 Suite for $4: 5 | 96.00 Shoes for 3" $5.00 Shoes for .. ‘Boys’ Sults Less 994.00 and $5.00 Buits for 82.65 T5e and $1.00 pag” 7? & Man's ike Wasi’ inlaok Sooke ee School Shoes for Boys $2.00 School Shoes for $2.60 Heary School Shore Blankets at Big Savings — Worth $1.00 for Worth $1.25 for Worth $2.00 for Worth $4.00 for . 100 Handkerchiefs ee | | | } MEN'S $2.00 PANTS FOR 97e. Men's 5c All Wool — | | Than Cost | we $6.00 158.00 Suits for. 3.85 1 $2.00 Fine Dreas Shoes $} $9.00 to $10.00 Suits for. 85.35 One Thousand Men’s ae HEYWOOD BROTHERS Successors to the Monarch Shoe and Clothing Company 1317-1319 First Avenue Men's $3.00 All Wool Swees renee \ i. =a Overcoats and Cravenettes at 40c on the Dollar = ee Between Union and University, Half Block North of Postoffice.

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