The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1905, Page 3

Ti smiths Hold MISSED BOAT AND MUS | The majority of the property own Exposition rotec 8); but there are three who are] or November Pattert ovember Designers | 8 MON HS 0 WED | win i y weal te cen 18 he ASTMINSTI t [that they want the t 12 fe D. H. McMillen, president of the m., ¢ A NEW WESTMINSTER, ¢ ee | \ ’ late h ‘ han 66,000,000 salmon eggs are now] c f the m ominent men in batty Adve 4 iin the four hatcheries on the Fraver| | Charles 0, who died th L t pi working an} , Behind M ; the twe ehposition which opened at the Cont [Tiver hatcheries, The upper river} Soldiers’, home at Orting, | wa entablish @ cement fa RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. 1 b ¥ hatcheries are also yielding million ie o atte om bor, @ praing | . jseum today. ‘Th ' hel jy} now lying at the Mayfield a loca A N al " a oe bet M . . more. T ive being carefully K Minn Roe | "Hut "the fare Mian! Under the aust ne Chicago | More, The river fs being B | taken pacior 1 ihe algh pride paid. tor chment in rt Nee ewor y from! as it ’ ' tis | ara highly Vientey | Deine Maken to prevent ee 1 wee 2 wes @ sesident of:-Ballard an ty, together with its present} BEAUTIFUL, AN NTEREST or be tings ag y | eave n low and one Ww rh r has led t an demand f n “ 1 hio for; as . n t t tisina ils cing stolen, It ulna re « cor & VF RT VELTIE BIG 1 F ! RE Harry | elg ha t ' - % roe Bi ah oom Jthe natural spawn will be a t funere be held Th ay mort ment factor mh f Most | CEIVED FROM NEW YOR# BE OUR WINDOW merch of} lov u i with 0 1 e business presented, | owing he early high water “ ae ae iy ro f the cement used hipped oO now it € ing part on aw ng! On | : Lower river reports way that eg . we in charge of the ty ailing el ‘ope | this b f t morrow, We is) Or ' hovel and tea. | Low nah aictriet “| Cushing ¥ G. A. R. of Ballard.| cannot be laid de for less] . - tw ery dey “a no} Wi a Interment at the Crown Hill ceme $2 or $ me of ht xpos ory brought here fornia, | TAMPED LINEN DOILIF Detroit “Fly Bobs” (loo Man te Under isi vi iii Mimorron| 8 — as Sap man, Wis iCxst DRAWNWou A t Oe puts ¢ organising all} han infe At Roche Harbor the limestone AND BATTENBERG PAT enti e aron rres tthe] ico that she Is under the bast Way oiukta tanking seen TERS y a} that Gus Carleson buncoed ald eal iii able quan I IST Detect 1a by emt bes end t FOPAPEDCEOL EDD Carleson, it is etated, came to Mra] | uF EYELET BROID. Went harge ed against A. F mith, t ® r| Teaman's house and said he was al “U" FOOTBALL SITUATION } ERY I ER Sehloss ¢ Iriver for the Di " | eng petition asking the | Dusines# man from Tacoma and that| SHOWS LITTLE IMPROVEMENT | PILLA FLORAL a Germar s ® pany, by hie ¢ | phe © call Declal elechion 6) he had just come over from Swede Th mall situation at the “t AND } INA DE He whi mat deaith eave | with of the question of annexat fee curate’ Soamn’a tan ape eiiyeding yh y| and vine — 5 tee ! produce b h | attle was called off on Tue there and, after impart . { the 1 nts are pr k OVELTIES AND they are after, and Tuesday b t- | aser o for bawmelt h h Ad t 1 | night her of he my he| fa f , 1, unle c OR RNIN torney, W 3. Pult was busily | t e u t t The annenatl nists who were s0- wet B48 and hes n0t : ni studer wake and take more 7 IDEA ELTIES (nny endl ge emgscandly = y fie wie said Chak thay haa ~ nthe r neare of etaes mene Se ne sore | EMBROIDERY HOOPS, NEEDLE LK ND eeedings at Olympia, Ws cave will J ne cam A large attendat us who said that they had ove average of only 4 men} OFHER MATER lies bet ead nen quired number of names, fo “uurning out t practice, and] ( ¢ { AND STAM } DO 0 OR a Daughter of Wicca lah that ners wore se ine oot, or geaston, mu k 70 on- UNGTON, Oct. 11.—Sante ; PECIAL TOMORROW—Hea F —— | leit again and be ready iS ston. ana Conch eee ae Morely, an agent of tt MUMS! the petition with the required n featly disappointed the t pe ee, ae 3 : ‘ Doctor Char: ed BOSTON, Mass 11.—The | bureau who was | ber of names on next Tuonday as many fndiideal pla { pr eeiggen te g Ea Ragman W. Lawsor 1¥ » eet ae m0) thing settled one he san tn ty | @bility imply because there are ne GREAT SPECIAL LE OF CH COATS | wood, of the Boston New as 8 resut ¢ he Hegel) phe matter will come the nigh ructed ie Y| oth te thelr * rh 5 rena 9 CH FOI | 4 Paul | a f t for ty Naht-} ’ - EXT A RDAY A if t q waste took 4 eatl nw | again next he fs ore of 18 t Whitworth | 1 has lodged Laween hes bis beautif bis) stie wettiben ae | petitioners have almost a week in|!" for terms of five en and (0) igo last Saturday was a very poor| he members of . NCIBCO, Oct. which to got the required 200 names. | 74" showing for the ‘varsity to make wr ‘ j the effects of a rattlesnake bite, J.| | HERBERT KARSHNER, of Me - : M Cc h G da og’ nies . Wr. Aberin’ mambet'ct tee Sesri| On eccoumt cf aoe abeeneo of tne| Keraunay Broo be: mere effected/ssslont the litle Tacome school. cCarthy Dry Goods tenses in tr jor his city, died Tues | chairman the resolution of the bus-|¥Y¥ the Fécent decision of Judge Ir-|t Peg -pn nage) ye Fe a Second Ave. an’ fm the Muty ‘ t | day “ \\iees inca 'e cosmunittes making for| *iM tht the Aberdeen shacks mu this fe the f the neanc on Comp NY Masicon Stecet company, an alleged get-rich-quick information as to the finding of an|>® T mony e-em " nne shoot ricer — HOW TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT [independent water supply was lald/ {ine Bilempted to show in| The first nt rally of the aA » Minw YORK. Oct. 11 ai rd i : , Jover until next Friday ~ a eo |son will be held in Denny hall or ; ance investicnt was a t | Friday, an ege leaders are me, w nd inedidieis af : : SION took place between 1 ft Tuesday in respect t ' re | The resides t Mob eet ap ‘ , ing to stir up much enth Charity Organization Se and asked what ss ie tm ree yo ‘Varsity lines up against Whit-| noon and the following o NEW ORLEANS, Oct ; pnseng agp Ae lation ee all co ght man college on Saturday afternoor ted: Peeiéent Seka Schvan fe announced in the * é Say een of “| oltch who were on the express car,|2t, Recreation park, the bleachers| vice presidents, L. Ko at 4 ay evening there will am Fort Smith, K anger - a an extra width ee kane ' w with a crowd of Kerry, Mra. D. A Progressing to dismiss the fur wag ronal ES rs str erate ‘ ‘ ‘ thus | Kenelm Winslow emble at Madrona hall, Twenty- 2 quarantine of employes r we for PLANS for a theater have be er Shorrock; general etary fing and quaranti glove shows | graded & width of 60 feet, the] drawn to be built in Aberdeen The orists’ association | Serr a rar eactas and E. Jefferson, many of the mt ¢ one a6 th © etreets in the ¥ THE SCHEME at the pr held a v husiastic and we on ma i the eredit of its owr | ne prose ttend aap hamber of American ar soldiers, “Bon't Worry, Wat wow” inity { the North ern Gas attend ng at the chamber 1 E s ‘ Cash ~— Credit mn January “and July tt 1) A number of citizens owning prop-| coy oe ee hn en mmerce Tuesday evening. Thirty-|¥¥¥ eR Bee ee ROE HS Hi. Fortson Camp No. 2, of the . ne Sow ere nterent Is also entere tt erty on that street have built out] gation company ie to join the Li five members were ent. The|* ¥/ Un Spanish War Veterans, has poaltor’s pass-book crom: the etrest line without hav-} aeimee cen, Warts wale | publication of the al program|* BANK CLEARING! #| extended an invitation to every hon- jor by one person for another The nell adopted & renolution| smocet ne wae ne ben eens er 15, which has been al-|# Oct. 11 ) #| marine, who served during the late peers that when the property ow ser pedicle = b IFEEAB OR voady iseued, and the engagement of| * #|war with Spain or during the Phil- Deities ot am that street ded out 12 feet for he HOPS. “A "f eu » ot | Wagner rchestra to play after-| ® Increase over same date */|ippine insurrection, to be present. | we aorgrngnes vile alley the city would donate tot a, Gore cold im Macth Yanten & and evening during the car-|* last year $ 651,207.58 #| it will be their first emoker of the s | cent. per annum is allowed av. alk old in North Yakiein 0) Siva) ‘were authorised * %| season and a good “turnout” Is ex- Ing® Deposits, subject to the rule jesday, when Fletcher anec ve f s | pected so A 1ce@ Jot the bank | deposed of $4 bales of their Tampi-| TH? board of directors of the) VU FREES VEY NEY 4S F'E | If not ' at le crop to G. C. Mitchell & Co., for Si ae ee 7 added t 1 12 conte | Home comforts of every description are within the reach of [| and. the A SENTENCE of seven years was ona 0 in ¢ GEO mB 3 t | every one with the New Store's credit system—it's simply ex reat given Nelite Marney, in Spokane on| by Saying that you can buy anything you want and pay for it | | Tuesday. She brought old Joseph Germs to sult you. New Store's credit system \s different and mc tT? " . |Marney from But un pretense ENTURY @ than that of any other establishment—the publi ‘ rs of marrying him, but re him « We know it and we do not make you prove good intention, bu - $1,600 and fled before the wedding Your word for it | THE ARREST of Albert Frankie is + fu ; | with the Great Northern train rob Sr SS ee. — of Washingt : ‘ our oney Oes | bery, has caused a flood of letters sat aie eaetaley euumekael contd of inquiry concerning them tocome/) =Q~URUe SIL |e @ - se eatsay ws tae teste avandia |to Everett from every part of the | 2%. Its Hoard of Directors and ite U es: ere Union. Some of them are from the stockholders are men of wes police of different cities, but most Mr. Smuggler tried to get bh e perience § integrity, whe enjoy The D. 8. Johnston Co. offers 9} Of them from parenta |] stock of woolens, venetians, che ¢ the confidence of the community he greatest variety of rough THE reclamation engineers met! viots, etc, into this country with ; | It pe i s ly good pianos at prices that are §|'® North kima on Tuesday t out paying duty, but Uncle Sam WILTON RUGS—Size 9 by 12 } } os itionee io tanaer ae ae absolutely fair. No question [| Com*ider the Yakima Irrigation proj-|J watch dogs caught him in the Oriental and floral designe ta nonally a always at your|| Sbout THAT. We sell hundreds §/ *t# that Bave been investigated by /f “nick of time,” and the Novelty f as. Regular price | nervicer fo: vice in fins of pianos throughout the Puget © government |] Cloak & Suit Mfg. Co. had the $42.50, for Thursday only cut o you may re Sound country. We « eat THE high court of Foresters clo- |] necessary cash to buy this confis te $29.75 greatly appr . isfied buyers by the thousand jed its eighth biennial session in Ta-| ed stock at confiscated prices 2 e in bringing t bank froma on Tuesday night lf and the necessary facilities to : dl We call thé wetinn THE consulting board of engi turn it Into garments ready for DRESSER cut) of golden Very similar, made in quarter saw PRs ¥ cw ieee eher | ne arrived in Conconcully on Fri its larg mute yw it's your oak, Mk ut with but three @ ed, hand polished golden, very * ete 7 an me Kaan ie Hobart M lay evening to review the Okam for the choosing at CONFIS full six awers and full plain, but elegant sty prive Pai adhe ‘a and othe mous makes irrigats "4 ATED PRICES straight front. Beveled French $18.75, reduced to 815.00 | § Geibes @ eit thls co A BALANCI ts what SALE NOW ON plate mirror messures 18, by it te what ee th the hand at bargain pr the Snobomish co treasurer well, tailored + highly lished with e hat ine wrted for the quarter ending « $46 and $4 Con a top Regular price THE FUNERAL of Thomas M 815.00 end 830,00 - 4 dottar ta the best friend urn Reed, for 40 years secretary Raincoats, made up of dou " " " the Masonic grand | t place ble twisted cravenette, mate ( to the deep cut prices naid good-b you foreve . . 0 Ns on 0. » Olympia on Tuesday rial guaranteed withstan: the jay specials must be e | RURAL free delivery routes w y rain: stole and cuffs trim f . J f None to deal. Bee ‘ t tn ia ’ 903 Second Avenue. | begin on December 1 out of Green med in velvet, tailore e Cc. 0. D. or phy " « e purpose Burke Building Lake ss orde filled. Out-of-town being | t iw the Both Pt - sidered a goc eat $2 t led if bea AS. se. A TRUST DEED from the Seat Confiscated Sale price ed © than Thursday, 6 p ou AVE. | tle, Everett & Skagit Electric rail $13. r 5 @ UNION STREET road to the rust company nother lot of Misses’ Raincoat ae |cc'ew York. wan ied ite one fod ‘coterie, ail shee NATIONAL HEATERS : “th jay afternoon at the county au ‘ t ree ® r ai otfice in Everett At the St. Louis World’s Fair these heaters were awarded vs the DA & p—________ ‘ we have ever seen, Although practically new to Seattle the . National Heaters have been atters whe } ° in use for years in other 2 . Res * ‘ HE theater th . aid reater satisfaction, In con 506-505 PIKE 1 bv bent sh i struction they are exceed x 5 4 there thi ingly simple, as there is cs 5 ed nothing te get out of order. W material and workmanship given a 4 is of the very best and we Is the “F event matt eginning ye. ee challenge comparison with @ yr r Why and taile any heater for LOW c blem | ti price PRICE. Ernst HO B AS Down 90 Prices. BEST Furnace be put h | ff High-grade $8.00 Men's Suit and $12.00 Me . HONEST LINES, IT STANDS Patronwof — $15.00 M ults 88.00 PRE-EMINENT IN THE Bl enw, att the merits of the ‘ants. WORLD OF HOT BLAST t » - 2.00 r w r y na t factory 3 Ps a H COAL FURNACES ‘ tat M a and on a a vie For Coal $3.00 nta s her trained dogs, tt « Bar jon pleated high-grade Sateen Or e GUARANTEED $5.00 Pants .. 8 WE CAN VERY SPEEDILY tte, CHE Farr Hague & He Underskirts, in all shad We guaran every stove to re — Men's Shoes. 6 bert, W H. Stetee 1 oth rm-fitting; worth up to § Ww d main air-tight as long $2.50 Shoe a4 t j round out an exceptionally fine t 60 as used “ | Th Wh pe » the moving Wa n endle fete meets A Install Y We guarantee a uniform heat day $2.00 Shoes 8 nsta our fcture machtr ne of the beat al pri : it aed night oat ‘evdoisi H things of ite kind ever this This handsome heating Mt ight with wot cowts AN io over one 4 ouse E= Aa what wary easy ch be heated from one to two hours $12.00 © s Wi — bb awit ‘ on 316.60 « $ t ne | a a winging each morning with the soft coal put ” N " | Cl k § and ¥ 1 int J ths oventng bot ae tee Pe | _ Ther bea motinee | Novelty Cloak & Suit AE Bond oer | @ We guarantee the feed door to t $2.50 Lad She 3 foe dees yi. is" Por tecerl Mf C urn, top rim, name moke-proof and that the stove will Shirts WRITE FOR ESTIMATES §) wie dibs: es : | g. 0. he Apo hold fire with soft coal, or slack $1.00 to $1.25 Dress Shirt AND PRICES. | Prt cecal a 4 thirty-six hours without attention 75 Negligee Shirts | ™ SECOND AVENUE. ii $8.00 The above guarantee is made with Workingr i rca Opposite Pantages Theater 130 1.00 the understanding that the stove be $2.00 cskuha’s ‘aun I. I. Hoffman, Mgr 150 4.00 perated according to directions 52.50 Shoes f - and wot Up with good flue it will pay you to look over GEO. H. THE ER i aati our Underwear Line | THE ERNST HOT BLAST HEAT 200 Boye’ Suits at Less than WOODHOUSE CO. | “york ALBERT HANSEN | @ e ER WILL SAVE 1-3 YOUR FUEL Manufacturera’ Cost bd | pinay, wit t VOWELRY, WATOHES CRY IT. THE BARGAIN STORE, 1405 Second Avenue. ae Pages. 7 5 te ¥r ing. Ta |Patrol Shores to THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT present w 11, 1905. front ‘gales tty "May Erect Cement Mf 3