The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, O j 2 LOUIS, Oct, 1k—The funeral | RR RRR ROR RRR RR ROR RR RRR RR eR RRM) With 8 ploture of th famous act f ite of Capt Daniel %| The audience, although ossentially when DO NOT REPEAL THE yeep a ee %| company In a comedy; Skantanellt $I down By LILLIAN MW, OTRvENO 2 ini. Was noe'oegrnee stone oa |@OING TO BED HUNGRY $l a week a great Morris i President National Women's Christian Temperance Union. ever act , | m National W be tian Temperance Union dbo #. The matinoes every BE) ie Ie All Wrong and Man ts the| H poneenonnneern ee se ee SOS tees +t pease atin #8920 as akan ot meal Somme Only Creature That Dose It, uys a air S ow y the addition o} al features! py . , apnen “it’s the Standard way” es | © RRR pe mplete emptir Tee eee ee 2 ee a uvmy officers who approve of the] At the Seattle there will be four | sno a“ *| ‘ , Joanteen would direct some of their] more performances of the Jolly | Witt a earn oO Ss a ly ve f Siti 4 & CINCINNATI, Oct, 18 The * [7 energies toward removing these] Grass Widows, Saturday night lo-|t ‘ n arly 100 different kinds to # army canteen ts the lesser of & dives, and it would also be well for}cal amateurs will take the stage | 804 the arity es : * two evil aid Gen, Fred ® them to use thelr authority tn se-|after the conclusion of the regular) jy choose from. * Grant in an interview The * curing better disetpline among the] performance, Sunday afternoon the | tissue : i # roater evil Ws the outnide ram [soldiers than prevails In some see-| Washington Soolety Girls come, | : ' ---all on special show on the main *& shops. 6 majority of trials tions, according to thelr own state | # in the army are traced to the # mi \1 floor. # the drinking of bad whisky in # It is gratifying to all true friends) NEW F HE . # those joints.” - of the soldiers that the United i ln * * ates congress has made generous bre CREE SERENE RE REE HD appropriations to supply to the sob y like Btuart’s 4 = diera = destrable amusements and D aid the The United tes government fcomforts such as were pplied to r in digeating it, the result, will should not encourage drinkingamong Jnome extent from the profit on : “he only {ts soldiers by permitting Hquor to liquor sold in the army canteen THE NEW winter schedule just _ ot digeat end am de sold in their very midst, Many THE LESSONS OF THE RUB} inaugurated provides for a tri-weel- | *imilate od At night oF = |SIAN-JAPANESE WAR AMPLY any other th For such it is a young men have taken THETR PROVE TH ADVANTAGES 'TO]!¥ "Milroad service to be maintained | Titely necessary, to use Bt , : epela ‘Tablets, because they will a FIRST DRINK IN THE ARMY THE SOLDIER OF ABSTINENCE] &tween Hoquiam and Moclips gant the ho matter how weak the be MONDAY NIGHT Senators An-| Seren ey eee oe eee eel CANTEEN, and thus begun a down | PROM STRONG DRINK. We have i resting the Momach at the sam: ward career, The canteen attracted | no reliable testimony from any un-|Keny and Piles arrived in Pomeroy | om them at a time in their lives when prejudiced source to show that any| 0" thelr trip around Kastern Wash-| “D*pesyenson says: “| depend almost the low dive outside the post would harm has come to the United States | ' ton x entirely wpon Stuart's D have repelled them, but after a while} army because of the removal of the| . THE SHINGLE MILI, owned by | lets in treating indigestt THE COARSENING EF T OF | The present discussion 1s|P: B. Bernard, of Anacortes, wa®! sagt what they contain LIQUOR DRINKING RENDERED | ontined to th none aide] burned to the ground on Monday | of vegetuple | essences THEM FIT SUBJECTS FOR TH | who ve that it ia no harm to] 8h. It te believed that the fire| They, « Dyspenata LOWEST PLAC drink , n the other side neendiary origin. The lose, Amy 2 ‘ The United Sta should protect | belle irinking cay at $4,500 tre wher the interests of the country with as Iperance and 3 M'PHAII. left Everett on| pes afternoon for the state pen~| taf; nothing tentiary, whe be hanged | much care and intelligence as are bestowed by the railroad corpora peetilence famine combined canencee a tions upon thelr business. In other I bave no fear that the Unitea|0™ > ber 8, for the murder of they words, it would not be inconsistent tates congress will rep the anti.| Pred ‘won a | for the United States government to] Rg. STEVENS’ IDEA OF THE] canteen law. It would be much, ge ~ ye ae ar S nny if | | total abstinence of the sol-| ~ ow Galt , e in harmo! th the senti.|D&® tee rders for the exam!n | am oy Bee vane ws nder its pay : | ARMY CANTERN ; of Ben voy roth swede — | don of Col. Lamping reappoint | $1 down, $: a week—it’s | $: down, $1 a week—it's ment, and concerning othe wt to Beattle me ion of all . >} radiue of ¢ places within a four miles from abolition of the re attention has rtside the army | hear so much The low dives posts, of which we the Standard way” the Standard way” GROCERIES | ave not increased in number since|them. It would the army p ward ' A started WEST was disappointed ‘tt Owing t haa te muri ges, breaches of promise and bills ra Pacific com "nw Any- f) o | co he gro- [| : Well Known Actress stilt wnothe used to build a ighthand uppercu 4 \ Jand that dopesheet looked like the | °F ~y 4 = » of Mr. We BOW) E ital can buy one 2 stores This is a polished frame Morris Chair, neat pat-| —A heavy frame solid oak rris Chair, grace Times with a scarehead j Salk! at Junction City that doing a fl tern, large claw fee finished golden, spindle fully curved front posts, embossed, quartered Tt > " > a + : pe y | ‘ Chooses Seattle AS Homme) ee re i he kangaroo] THE PAVING of Howott avenie!f Sash business, at very iow ex: [IME sides reversible velour cushions, spring scat, the | oak arms, spring seat, finished golden, Persian Everett is he k, owing to the Kenzie, the contractor, to be al temporarily in one: equest ¢ arms are quartered oak | velour cushions are reversible. w Hy got a stranglehold « stick, and with his face, | K fin families at » at known to the ttle t r going |? in 5 » ehent an be sad ait. | i arety bar { 3 _seag cereal wpmgelhortt re ial ae th eatin | err the rote} $1.00 down, $1.00 a week buys a heater here island and an- home on Mercer ig ounces her intention y her p its wires along Hew ground f r that making ---your old stove, range or heater taken as part nayme on the purchase of a new one f the Palouse fror nt were co f with snow ont wt, a nsot Tuesday morning for the first timer | has purchased . eminary on a rampage | $ sixth annual exhibition <« a prameese. | tus Lewiston end Gartsun Patras Ifo Standard Furniture Company @ent districts of @Mnouncement that she will her home here when her sta is over comes as a surprise to many @f those who know her Mise Johnson wes first In this Sity with the Frawley company, The . tation opened on Monday and per it | Perces shar im the fruits of the B is P ddi | No" of the fair association, as well F. R. YERXA @ SONS, OATS POGGIO! | a: rsotin county, and tho fair tn WHOLESALE GROCERS 1006 to 1016 First Avenue L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE TACOMA ity is a very interesting and Sitka and Gecldentel Steed vel event Next winter she appeared in New onthe of titigat York ant later returned to Seattle ant 1. Roma, a ped if "f + a anger | HAVE YOU EVER as the leading lady in the “Priend Of the Family.” Previous to her last wisit she purchased some property in his city and later made other pay- fig investments. She property on Mercer island ts Sat fed im one of the r it ideal “spots. It is on the east aide of the Maland. and only a short distance Mrém the industrial school, She has orchard and home on the pla house has been completely re- ‘and is ready for her when decides to leave the glamor of | When bis bondemen a 0} | foottigh:s. ALICE JOHNSON pay the fine, after ¢ ‘ Miss Johnsen is now playing the “ ein sion rea 4 this city y demur-} vot leading lady in “Marriage| May, who knew her years 3 | red, stating that Roma was now in Kitty,” and making a wonderful Washington, D. C. Pittsburg, but when told that they| would by to “dig” oF go to jail,| one they managed to rake up the fine. | | “The mills of ts grind slow,| w ust t you to visit our ste quoted the city attorney as he Med) the communication from ( USED GAS COKE? For your Furnace, Range or Heater? A quicker, hotter fire than either coal or wood, and it will last twice as long Send your wagon to the Gas Co Jackson, and get a ton for a trial. Coarse Coke §4,, of pile, 3.50, Breeze, B2Z.00 ver ton. Seattle Lighting Co. P.-l. BUILDING, FOURTH AND UNION, Phones--Sunset. Ex. 27; Ind, Ex. 76. miasible for this avocation. City Attorney De Bruler was ad vieed of thie fact on Tuesday morn a communication from the} ARE YOU LOOKING FORA ‘s Plant, Fifth Ave. So. and >, Ran mpia | ood rea! You will find the BEST BY THE TATTLER. m / better Overcoats than any other house in the state of PE nh Washington. Our exclusive axsortment is bound to be ‘The lowest PRICES, “ | of interest to you, because it will give you an excellent | our store Tt was a dark and stormy night. {to rub bis eyes } idea of everything you should know about the quality, And the SMALLEST tn- > ‘Around the clerk behind the desk | The czar’s headlight put bir lamps! / fit, style and prices of Overcoats and Ratncoats of stallments, at our store. were a bunch of nighthawks, wait- on the blink. And they were look every description DOWN GO PRICES. Men's Suits. $8.00 Men's Suits .... $10.00 Men's Sui Alveolar See for a chance to kid some one. | ing 17 ways for Sunday, as it was Why Women Sin,” played by 0 3 THE RIG 3, $12.00 Men's Suits . "Phen he floated in. Well, you! Then the hopper got om the out pe CHASE BRO: | $15.00 Men's Suits . cood company with an attractive! HACKLEY, AND CARLISLE PIANOS Pants. $2.00 Pants . . % Pants .. $3.00 Pants . $5.00 Pants hing a good moral lesson, | call it floating if you want (side of the chadwoek, and closed Dut the bunch had another name his dainty hand upon it, and the iy it. k drawing lare ho at the . = flopped about a quart of nice, juic . - . } a Six times he did it—a hop, skip inky slush, upon the dopebook ind Avenue theater this week nee aaa. ‘and jump, then a graceful “sashay.”| His cearlets didn’t say anything cap an Abe ahen Rican . edeis elmer O. Ve pit “8 ny Z Toner's ~ Dentistry Wherever You Go the Work Around the Boston Denti . law will pro | N Every City Stand: Z then a final dip before the just looked his say ,- ~ | ame em Svery 4 ~ Shoes : behind the desk. | And he wasn't blessing the jump a 1 ee ees Shoes “$ “The skipper grabbed a pen, or,|er, either. . Fone gg south: |} 00-804 Firat Ave, Cor. Colum- Strongest Overcoat House tn Piano House | a snaceparligfea 3 Shoes if he fell on to the potato fn Another stab at the payroll of the “ peraem | bia St. The State. j Expectal is this true since Bhoes ose 8h | 314 Union St, |] their now famous discovery of Overcoats. | Dentistry the most Overcoats . s $12.00 Overcoats $15.50 Overcoats "..... Ladies’ Shoes. $3.00 Ladies’ Shoes . praised and unfor- most imitated of discoveries. But the it is imitated only the thing that puts swords in| tavern, and his nobs squirted some! o. gore Madame He: = iGiser, reposed. and thea began’ more of the fluid that makes dam-|,,7h¢ “ef Madame Herrmann will s on Thurs } Saturday evenings | on a tour to day, Frida and Saturday matinee at the Grand, Opposite new - tes & 31:38 and will exbibit her latest feats of| bt ay $2.00 adler See sn es he Sie : nen new system the Bi Shirts. explainad: sibilities and ton Dentists have establish $1.00 to $1.25 Dress Shirts. 5 bewildering ma ne a in dental surgery Tbe Negligee Shirts... P | | oken abscensed Workingmen's Shirts .....35@ Originalit f om” | teeth are restored to Sore Shoes. struction are said to be the chief and beauty, and at a $2.00 Boys’ Shoes .......8}. elements which make for success In Have you a boy any where st. Of course, the Boys’ Shoes ae Ann LaMont,” the new problem from 3 to 8 years old, if you Dentists do stand you to look over play in which. Florence Rober ‘ have we can give you an over sible for the imi- ar Lin play fa | : ate Bebeets, are: coat worth $6.00 for 2.04) ||| tators who claim to have a 200 Boys’ Suits at Less than Teauhan Gosuber Rape whieh ~~ ; cial mnewie ige = the yf system Manufacturers’ Cost. i bber 2, » nic " Come around and see them, and brazenly claim it as their THE BEST PURCHASE YOU EVER MADE, ONLY A TRIFLE J) popular young emotional actress own, hoping to profit thereby hs eae ane But this they will assure you of—that if you will come to their offices at 14 econd Ave- t the first time Il present here Sunday night at the DAMAGED, AND YOU T THEM FOR HALF. ie H. FIRST - An a fitting tribute t m- | Have you partisigated tn the AVENUE and have your teeth treat- tk h tent | * arena OTIC ed ‘by them, the comfort an $10.00 Ful! Steel Bound Trunk, hardwood slats, hea ory of He Irving, the greatest MANUFARTURERS SACRIFICE LEWIS COR ed ‘by them, the comfort and UNION BAKERY double clasps .. ° of English actors, who died Friday | SALE? By a fortunate purcha: . work you have done will be = AND GAFE night Inst, Manager Melvin G. Win from & manufacturer who was || revelation to you, and, best of 1418 SECOND AVENT & CO. CHERRY — - took, of th delivered an in-| nushed for cash, we are in a post- all, this work will be done at a id teresting lecture at the Star on the coe Gustne Vike ants oe eat you price no higher than prices for If you want something good, life of the actor for several from & thiré to a fourth of - ordinary dentistry, and the re- try a CUP OF OUR COFFEE . a * son AND VI NA CAKES. sults will assuredly be much more satisfactory. No charge is made for exam- nation, consultation or advice. address is Boston Den nue, oppo- cattle, Phones Main 1186. Lady at- SE $9.50 full Leather Bound Heavy | $9.50 Steamer Trunk, full leathe Brown Canvas Trunk, hard- bound, brass trimmings, hard wood siats -eeeee B49 wood slats, linen lined. 6,49 $5.50 Full Steet Bound, Trunk, si fai aa ome inch brans corners; hard- | %26 Extra Well Made Steal wood slats $3.98 | brass locks with straps $4,409 $11.00 Vulcanized Fibre Bound | Sasi Trunk, extra strong heavy | $850 Extra Heavy Steel vu brass lock, brass ball corners, Trunk, with har double tray ........-. 87.59 36 inches ... Rg é Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union nights owing his death | Phe » was accompanted The Munsing Union Sults Alwe tay in place and cost no more than shirts and drawers. Rea sonable prices on all styles and qualities men’s underwear at B. N Brooks & Co.'s 1331 8nd ave ° Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Waists, ete Special for Friday and Satur day, Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, in in Reddingote, Em- exular price $18.00 and Saturday, | We are closing out a fine Mne of Waist Se in silver and gold filled, Houghton & Hunter | Jewelers | 704 First Avenue BARGAINS iN FURNITURE For bargains in Furniture see us, RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. 220 Piles St. 190 1 Box 00, Friday e Bon Maret A 2818 an tendants, wits is to buy, as you will appreciate the little cost wo ask } | | No matter, rain or shine, you sain have your photos made at Johnson Buy Your Clothing Turkish Bath 50c all th same Heat work and low 8 srican pen Sunda 16 a sie = sens at the ” Sia iain OE NEW YORK STORE = | prwrs me seco EP cro netiste cre Hl Se eS a 625 First Avenue. Heady’s Barber Shop 1418 Seoond Avenue First and Washington Noar Pike St. J Pen | If you will look on page 6 you will see th you. , } AVE. SEAT ULE Prop. that will interest