The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1905, Page 3

POR ry . | proved such a stu strength Wm, Rar ship ate f The or and Ross Chas, I What will yo at thesis ing trusts on eve trusts omb truste—the — peog 8 4 to the 5 The time to act get back what has been given away but to save what the « pher gang has Its upon The franchises that have given away are value, but those they sti of greater value. Look railway situation in br the city had kept its fr were given Transit com $30,000,000 at have had to pay $1,000, Tt cou property, and the interest a@ year from the put toward cheap Falsing the wages of the and giving an adequate service stead of the abominable one pre vatling. The people lost that More recently they Manhattan a great su AS MAYOR HE WILL SURPRISE OLD FATHER KNICKERBOCK ER A WHOLE LOT THE EDITOR CANDIDATE IN AN ARTICLE FOR THIS NEWS PAPER TELLS WHAT MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP PEO PLE WILL DO er of ATTHETHEATERS © by two rattling fine etty goed company { Kitty,” wh engageme thing Mise Jc idly nd of the recalls viv the polit! trust has handed over! rough raid to its ally, the business trust. But the rapid transit problem is not wim GTO” Solved and the future hb THE UTOPIANS franchises than It doean't make much difference teen new underground r fo be constructed in the near fut ‘These franchises are worth $600,-/ 000,000. The Municipal League party Js pointing out to the people how these vast enterprises can be saved for the people. If Tam elected maye for the pec ‘* rights Power of money and political thiev ery in the hande of the bosses. I have pledged an adequate water supply. I have pledged an adequate ae supply at half the price the peo- ple are now paying. I have pledged eee schools for every child deprived I wil! stand rights to eduea- u of lack of As mayor of New York I can save fm less than a year enough money from the grasp of erafters to build Behool houres and maintain them for every child now out or on half time. I propose no confiscation of any Property. I am a business Man and { know right from wr men who are calling me Snarchist are the men who have this city under the rrupt politics f Dam going to keep my promises. are practicable and possible. Onevot the greatest duties every Cash Price will make this Most talked of bargain Prices have in ome in and look. against the| “Boat — Waleh Us Grow” Credit NOVEMBER SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE STARTS WITH RUSH ‘Too much stock of nice furniture is the cause any more what they call the attrac tions appearing at the Seattle the Jater this season. They are all out Jof the same cloth, “mixed and mud = they are appropriately de on this week's program doesn't make much differ- jence what you say about them for they seer te k the house night atter night, week In and week out at that im the case Sunday nights, Something called “The Utopians™ is appearing this week The burlesq ter or worse than wey deville acts are good, ¥ com- pare favorably one seem t some of the local 10-cent vaude- houses, theater made ereat when it exhibited Gght in ad Britt y other theater tn the city. Monday the bill changes with the Nelgon © of exception of the graphic picture of | the great fight, which will be shown at every performance this week Th exe Brothers, in the Dou- s Ride, is a great sensa- 10 other head-line ne mplete the Bill “HOOLIGANS TROUBL ‘The new bill at the Third Avenue | theater Funville. this week Everyb is “Pun from dy has followed of Diningroom orth west n cut to a point that will sell the Furniture the you should at least er regu- ly mirror This sal $1: COR. SECOND AVE, '@_UNION S' TREET DO ADEE ELA THE| the | engageme If of this we Tuesday | | | | | THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, NOV. 6, When Hearst Run NEW YORK ~ | | | | bial ha t-luck adv famous “Happy — Hooligar of the Ly papers a re live Happy 4 | tractions f big own theater Happy” v rubles latter kets will be the Grand opera orning. A sale at houne You'll find Shaws Pharmacy across | the etrec* |$206 SECOND AVE 1905. 4 State after state affected with the! telligent citizen perniciow growth of the black I claim that an inte gent, la man'n vote—the nation of the ng ne has asf right to black m ave taken 1 , ur t how t ne ritory The dew at ft ng be t at ha ie ¢ € ¥ t be | 1 the ne f 1 ‘ e and on on loon i an Ww h bla ‘ ed nd a ma t ff ent (Maryland is to vote on d & constitutional amendment cratic pa an ar ‘ o-| ated the pa n we © the les ‘ frame @ which, if passed, will diaf ¢ | negroe The amendment {lief th nendment iil i h the elin a a € € tiona é imer hich chiefly backed by Senator A Pue Gorman, who, it is said, wil ! t tt hern have for its 5 he elim be absolute master of the state if be fight.-- dito.) rhe al that t hi \ 1 of th k ernta : wit for | refege somewhe here the vetir ack man f the ation BY ARTHUR PUB GORMAN. | The sole issue of the present eam-| which n \ t te ta of the state Senior senator from the state of; patgn in Maryland N P i ffering from the THAT AMENDMENT HAS Maryland white men all the | cor or f th ' EEN DECIDED UPON BECAUSE Written especially for The Star, | state, Upon thi e the Dem But we the} t t “ . . 18 THE ONLY ONI HICH Aine h mm id TAND THE TEST OF THE ame {| of our fhe| SUPREME COURT OF THB the ot | wh own| UNITED STATES SHOULD IT BB | that that it w t e, CARRIED THERE | pa 1 esire to heap | taxe ® | upon the ple of the south th Do not worry. See page 6 oo fler the the equality of] f 4 | suffrage black man. num 1 Do not w oo page 6 Fine Fur Underwear Warm Golf Gloves RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Dress Goods Specials You Can’ t Overlook ford is ExtraSpecial EAce sper He TT ° wide SHOWER-F - SUITINGS, t " egular pri $1 a fered splendid SENATOR ARTHUR PUR GORMAN his p fabri nm gale day ming, as it did priced S19. WATERPROOP i 6 i hes FANCY BROKEN CHECKED BUITINGS, 58 wide, in ail wa tes, priced inches id { the handsomest skirt at, a yard $1.50 and sult materials shown this seaac t the | price $1.00 FINE WATERPROOF CRAVENETTE 8 FANCY PLAIDS, 26 inches wide chee be, ati che lateet eer lively a tive color effects, priced desirable weights and qu t eat noe $17 75 and FANCY CHECKED MOHAIRS. 7 Inches : : N 1 - wide, very h ie e shirt waist mate- HANDSOME GRAY PANAMA CLOTH, 45 ri ‘an ale a3 be hes wide, and all wool dark medium and light shades, pri od atay ALL SILK AF FETA 19 inches wide, No. 7—26-inch Hand Saws, regu'ar $1.50; special every ted shade, a yard Sse No. D€—26-inch Hand Saws, regular $1.75; special | No. 12 inch Hand Saws, regular $2.25; special No. 120—26-inch Hand Saws, regul 50; apectal | G t Bl kK t Ss 1 No. Dé—20-inch Hand Saws, regular $1.50, special x | rea am e a e | Every Day Needs for the Kitchen Next Saturday No. 8 Royal Granite Stee! Steamer, regular 0c No, § Wagner's waffie iron, regular We 7 | , Me No. 265 Galvanized fire shovel, regular 20¢ | 10-qt. Retinned Bread Raiser, regular S0c oe 0 ( | Notts Reinned straight nec Bae Pan, vognar | T%s gt® Ioming board, ith stand gf McCarthy Dry Goods Co. No. 3 Cast polished Scotch Bowl, regular bbc No. 200 Savory roaster, reguinr $1.25 | Second Ave. and Madison St. 40 | 6-at. Blue white pudding pan, regular 60c 406 No. 14 Polished steel round cake griddle, regular No. 22 Blue and white Li Kags ugeettes kettle, regu 65 pened 00a 45¢ | lar 6c 106 if | Terms $5.00 Down, | | $5.00 Per Month ECONOMY HOT Made of cold rol'ed steel somely nickel trimmed vided with heavy cast BLAST hand is pro iron gas consuming ring above fire pot, thereby lessening greatly the consumption of fuel i No. 14 No. 16 No. 18 The ‘Never Break’ | } THE nace—heating upstairs easily Jarge ash pan, full nickel trim ' oe Ajustable and. may be perfect smoke consumer—extra | ned, extte large ash pan (saves — eran, a 0 C heavy firepot-—very large ash | emptying). Has large fire pot ~ pol bet 3 ade < n pan—nickel legs bolted on base and body, air tight ash pit. All Masry 20x one See all doors ground, making them | these points, and many others $9.00 value, cut absolutely air-tight—bas draw | make this a most desirable low 9 alue, cu center grate, which drops clink- | prited heater. For wood or ers and ashes down to ash pan. | coal: 18 43. ay 8.00 “4 5) 6 | UB nccccnee seenee Malleable Built to make work easy, a child can shake it down (that Is the ashes without letting through a particle of coal); Irafts are so simple that rns them in a minute; th is kept In the range so effectively that you can do a big baking and hardly know there is a fire in it two feet away; it keeps the kitchen cool; your temper sweet, saving backaches and headaches, be use It Is 80 easy to manage and endable Terms $5 Down $5 Per Month You furnish the Cook we'll furnish the i Carrore Furecrure Comeny j ' Srconp Av or Avenve &. Fueruet CO i I SPECIAL COUCH SALE Today and tomorrow we offer some special inducements in couches, davenports and bed loung- We guarantee every one. See our windows for the entire line. These are samples: This Bed on An ar (7% Hales / lp i ips PRIZE OAK—Bromze and | pea oF BER amental urn-—Wood's HE ELITE OAK—Handsome L steel! body—tull nickel | ly designed, will heat every room ounge be a jn the house; cold steel body == et toes 4 warm alr parlor fur THIS COUCH Has heavy golden oak frame, highly polished Carved and _ polished 1 oak with claw feet are s« covered Couch is superior velour 00 oe a5 This Davenport Has handsome mahogany finished frame with carv- ed posts to mateh. Cov- | ering is of rich red and black brocaded velour securely tufted. $47.50 value; cut to $37.50 COUCH covered with figured ve 0 xtra strong and well made. Frame finished tn ¢ and well constructed. Filling and upholstery high grade value; cut to LEATHERETTE COUCH, deeply tufted with patent fasteners, is built on a very strong oak frame. Sides and headrest are y finished and couch is f Just fits the for 5 fringed value; cut te LEATHER and feet are COUCH i of golden d in diamond tuf finished solid oak, $ cove 1 genuine leather and ha 50 value; cut to.. full spring edge THE SPRCIALS ARE FOR CASH range. cl caine