The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1905, Page 14

Fatah toes Octopus Takes First Step In Its Bunco Big Game KIRNEAR PARK CARS NOW RUN OVER NEW ROUTE-SPATRONS | them as quick service an they for *hould, be DEPRIVED OF DECENT SER VICE—“VOTE" WAS A PALPA BLE FRAUD The first step in th Game which the company pro Population put into operat When the Kir to run over a new route followed by the Queen Anne cars By taking the Kinnear park cars Mercer. The cha off West First and running them on} as the result of a supposed vote of Queen Anno, the octopus has int-|the patrons of the line given un The Kinnear cara te ej along West First from Denny way Gated a system by which it pro-jder the auspices of the Seattle Poses to doprive the patrons of the | Blectr mpany, which vote, it { ar line of decent serv nd | now simply a part of| being » the people living he} a bie top of the to submit te iT The Kir p patror Sgreeabdle transfer system this win-’ plaining treamury undr McAleer haw not given up that somewhere captaing, Captain niet of police mat are displeased jing out of Denn | the Kinnear ¢ Wont Run Again te The Star.) merly ran! cally no benefit except to the oct north to Mercer, The new route Queen Anne people ‘are re-| Wright ts over North First and Queen Anne} yolting because they see In ft a} coma, will not enter the mayoralty cars began|—the route that has always been! transfer of Queen Anne next election candidate has beent ae was made that the Kinnear cars will r ane admit that Joan think of no man as strong rowded Queen An y will have to transfer t Man Who Used Wart on Neck For Collar Button Has Rival In Seattte CROWLEY, OF BEACON HILL, AS THE STINGIEST MAN ON THE COAST—SHOCKED HIS WIFE'S ARTISTIC SENSIBILITY An “artistic temperament” which sand would have bee Was stifled by wu pial sur-/ paint the china h y Toundings, rudely her these balme for her GAF outbursts of verbal abt Outraged by the uncompror supply only cheap tin and “stinginess” of her miserly husband | granite dishes for the dining table. s Mrs. Caroline Crow- | It Is added that he required her to r asking @ divorce from | wear the coarsest and cheapest of m Crowley in a complaint, | underwear, although her tempera Accompanied by voluminous affi-| ment caused her to long for dainty @avits, in the superior court on | ling Thursday morning ev A story of domestic woe distress- | clothes fmg in the extreme ts told by t artistic tal at making over re Plaintiff and by her friends, whose | peatedly the gowns #ho bh pames are affixed to the affidavits. | she married him, was Each of the affiants testify that} make a decent appearance. Mrs. Crowley is a thoroughly lov able woman, of delicate physiqu inty habits and a sensitive, “ar * temperament. How she came @uch brutal and Ment as is descr! dayits, is not expla’ but that she has been starved both temper- @mentaliy and physically, and sub- Jevted to the deepest humiliation for Years, te attested by the affiants. ir. Crowley was so miserly,” Ohne of the affidavits states, “that when she would ask for the fruit her physician told her to eal and laces; that he did not ply her decently with outer In order to have enough to eat, Mrs. a down-town art marry a man of she could not afford ear fare; that |when she returned home her hus. cost too much, and that he would her over a chair for the offense. bananas because they were cheap, Finally, one of the affiants states, @nd would purchase oranges one at | @ time, doing without any himselt,|the miserly husband opened his ad grudgingly doling out the | Pocketbook sufficiently to buy a Ofange in pieces to his sick wife |5¢¥ house on Heacon hill, but He humiliated her whenever she| forced his wife to apply two coats ‘went to the store herself by accom. {Of varnishing to the woodwork, and panying her and haggling miserably | to live in the unfinished house wit Ver the prices of things. They had | out 4 fire, while she was suffering @& income of $200 a month, but he| from neuralgia and toothache. ly allowed $10 a month for their| One of the affidavits Is signed by | img expenses, and tried to save|a minister's wife, who alleges that Mioney out of that. when she went to call on Mrs. Another of the affiants says that, | Crowley, Crowley insulted her and his chureh-going wife by vehe- mently stating that church mem- hough Mrs. Crowley longed for Ina and glassware on the table, great sacrifice. _Munsing Union Suits all Weights and qual Strike Still On » strike of the plumbers on the AFFIDAVITS IN DIVORCE CASE, IF TRUE, SHOW UP WILLIAM | 2°! mp B Ragley’s Corner For Your Kitchen Things you need ev been agreed upon between the con tractor and the striking plumbers NO ONE WILL BE POLICE CHIEF Queer STATE OF AFFAIRS IN | LOS ANGELES WHERE OFFICE HAS BEEN REPEATEDLY DE- Mm gal, inclusive t ed artistic temperament, and | Powdered Bx rax with sifting top, full pound sour wine, large bottle Fine quality imported Oltve Ol i that only by using her} in original or In (Special te The Cream of Tartar | Although the affiants attest that,|{o be chief of po Rochelle Salt For the first th Crowley was coinpelled to work {n| of the city store and once | man she even tolled [na bakery, walking | up the steep hills at night because the office ts » and seeking him tn vatn. the city has been without a head for its police department. other cities the office of dered one of the | band compelled her to undress. in| Seertte of Campbor jthe dark, because the light would employ the daylight hours reading dime novels, but that when she turned on the light to read at night, he | after a hard day's work, he would would buy moldy and @ eq | (UFR It Off again, and once knocked Both Phones 982. Free delivery. has been busy selecting « ected” repeatedly. wean on his pet politicians followed up with requests to a mem- ber or so of bis wife's family; then he extended the Invitation to next the detective ® few news- MAX RAGLEY DRUG CO Dureau was honored paper men were mentioned in the Turkish Bath 50c¢ INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT the mayor of- then pleaded, but all to no The tithe lies vacant kicking around the police force te WITH WOMEN’S $20. AND $25. ITS FOR ROTHER move is in order and before the pro-~ cess of transfering the stock begins, the suits are to be gotten rid of, and a price is put on this whole batch that leaves no room for doubt of the results. Actual $20.00 and $25.00 Suits Are Going to Be Sold Tomorrow at $11.00 simply a question of getting here early in order to»share the profits. Trimmed Hats Worth $10.00 and $12.00 Will Be Sold Tomorrow for $4.50 This is without exception the greatest sale of Millinery Seattle ever knew, and it would never be launched save under pressing circumstances. The north wall beside which the Millinery Stock is located is destined to come down next month and the whole stock must be moved. Hence this All Manner of Beautiful Suits; Scores of Distinct Styles Worth $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00, All in One Big Lot for Saturday $4.50 ies, Oe ANNEX STONE, Z1SHER @ LANE Corner Second Avenue and University St. SUATTLE AGENCY FOR THE ROUND OAK HEATER Lomples Creda UN CORPORATED ) Cab furrishere ee hi AVENUE, MADISON AND SPRING STRELTS. | STORE CLOSES AT 6 P.M., INCLUDING SATURDAY : ‘ R. Wallace” Make Ironing Day Easy by Using | Fancy Pieces of 1835 Asbestos Sad Irons---The Irons | _ Silver Plated re Se Each With the Cool Handle ” “aa thavia ells “CAD WRONS ‘he AN TRON FOR EVERY PURPOSE 1 f the hot tron, where much of the heat tng the whole body and The cores of Asbest« 1 trons therefore retain heat use The Gilman Pocket Folding Lunch Box 18¢ are nolid, and being thoroug S Three-Plece Decorated China Tea a te with hood Sets While They Last To- the county. Prices A coLp AHOT AHOT 2 TRON The Great Majestic Range Not Cheapest —But Least Expensive NO. 70, LAUNDRY SET—Shown , NO. 120, LAUNORY SET— in iMlustration, consisting of as No, 70, except that tr have square heels, which makes them slightly heavier plete in wooden box serpent lon Serene, aa | oal Iron reed with open « I of the same quality and thickness used in the bolt f uently the bott 5 with which s reinfor PAND AND re HE SAMB PROPORTION. Other Ra reinforced ; rons. ex and contractic in the bottom plate and 5 angles do not expand in of the Famous Asbestos Sad trons NO, 40, SLEEVE | Take place daily IRON — For 9:00 to 12:00 a. m, and A Demonstration | | | i | from . 80, PRESS. fronting delicate | 1:00 to 6:00 p, m. on the - IRON — | harmony. The result is that the oven cracks and warps out of shape. Firet n heavy | This allows smoke from the fire to force an entrance into the oven fabrics, the in- iret Floor, adjoining the work. Ite own | @Md spol! the food, An occurrence of this kind is impossible with the Housefurni the | Majesti De- eight dor tide of sleever wed weight @ partment, Mra. Rice, work, wisnent a — aL baby Garment, | io was in the Adbestes pressure We pay $30.00 cash for any Great Majestic Range, no matter ete, Weight, | seq iron Booth at the Weight, com- | | hew long used, where bought, nor by whom offered for sale, j Sad Ir he | plete with han- ahether dealer or private party. complete with Lewis and Clark Fair, is die 9% pounds | sale — ona mt Price. packed hood, 2 pounds. | in charge. | In wood box WE TAKE YOUR OLD STOVE AND ALLOW YOU ALL IT IS Price .... 40@ —— ae oe $1.50 | WORTH AS PART PAYMENT FOR A NEW ONE. 2615-2617 First 2615-2617 First Avenue : The Bee Hive Avenue Betwoon Vine and Cedar Sts, Reliable Dry Goods Store Between Vine and Cedar Ste iasniiieliciaaind " LAST MONTH WITTNESSED AND RECORDED THE BIGGEST MONTH'S BUSINESS IN OUR HISTORY, but THE BEEHIVE IS EVER AMBITIOUS. It recog izes PRC )GRESS ONLY, 4 THIS MONTH WE ARE DETERMINED TO BREAK ALL SELLING RECORDS. PRICE WILL PROVE THE INDUCEMENT. We're going to beat last month. We'll help you to help us. Note the prices for tomorrow— SATURDAY Brilliantines . Warm ary Tustrows loth tn Comfortables at 85e; Record-Breaking Pr 4 We're going BRILLIANTINES—64 inches wide, a black, navy and brown, good value We're going to beat last month. We'll help you to help ua. 11-4 Satin Finish Cretonne Comforters, hand tied, filled with pure Women’s || white cotton, soft and fluffy; Record-Breaking Price, only $$4, Warm Women’s Warm Fleeced Fleeced Underwear We're going to beat last month. We'll help you to help us. Wrappers We're going to beat last month. We'll help Women's Warm Fleeced Underwear, in cream and natural color, form [am fitting, self fleece, celebrated North Star brand, sizes 4, 5 and 6; fae Record-Breaking Price, only = Men’s ‘ Fleeced Underwear We're going to beat last month, We'll help you to help us. Women’s Warm Fleeced Lined Wrappers full regular cut, with deep ruffle and shoulder ruffle, all sizes; Record-Breaking Price, only Te oys’ Fleeced Underwear going to beat last month. We'll help you to help us xtra Heavy and Warm Fleeced Underwear, sizes 24 to 34 Record-Breaking Price, only : Ladies’ Fancy Collars We're going to beat last month. We'll help you to help us One lot of Ladies’ Collarettes in plain, fancy and lace effects, very latest styles; Record-Breaking Price, only .......... ++ 22% you to help us. Men's Heavy Warm Fleeced Underwear, with covered seams, sizes 32 to 44; Record-Break- ing Price, only ........ Set Ladies’ Belts Ve're going to beat last month, We'll help you to One lot of Ladies’ Pleated Girdle and Leather Belts, styles and colorings; Record-Broaking Price, only . he BOSTON DENTAL Boies a Petkovits Fur Co. PARLORS wee brelas dineatto i OMest established Furrier in the Northwest, We Bave Twelve-year Cgimrantee. impart $y nagn tt yigor & in business since 1886, = Lady Attendant ; specialty Hours—6:80 to @; Sundays, 9 [|b cure of retund money. wwe ate Our showing of imported skins superb. We make & ‘ to 12. Both phon ee! dren Ber 1M, You of manufacturing garments. e 1420 SECOND AVENUB. : Vase ker inks lig ob 110 MARION ST, bet, 1st and 24 Aves. e 4