The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1905, Page 3

FHE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 1 | | i | HI EA f AP i a Waty tee loach Eternity e : putes Seta RG arnt Yprrmrsormenenno nS Spano La) Z sp ‘ Children’s The police discovered 26 sticks of/ ferent dance hall and other revenue Mining Congress dren's Warm Golf ChOa ‘ ) Gloves ns iv Opens RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Mitten son his place by rivals with the inten dynamite behind the Strand —the-| producing resorts all run by Mose Gold Had it been planned to des ater, a dan amith, Sund 45 | Patrolmen Hubbag@ and Hrad-| tion of shattering his getablishment } ford, who discovered the dynamite,|}and #o reaping themselves | 1 " Nov. 1 |parrowly escaped an awful death,| greater tenderloin harvest? | ning oe » pene | for the explosive was hidden in aa The officers secured the dynamite | morrow me “et ' ve | old lemon box, which Hubbard was] and calling the patrol had the dan-| jtiends @ gnarenice . 4 1 about to kick when he sighted the! gerous stuff taken to headquarters, | delewa 1 pile of death dealing missives, } Grading is going on near The police are puszled. They are| by, and it ts possible the dynamite . aware of the fact that much bitter] was stolen from the contractor and Burn In Jail Jed by hearty applause rivalry exists in the tenderloin | hidden in the shack pending future | The owing were elected offi-|among the proprietors of the dif-| use. | coming year: President ' 1OWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 18.—George Fee A harbor mecr e-. | Staieesnenennnnesereee eens | Muttrick and Williain Jackson were " Rey, MH. 1. MeG@ in eotorday Pe it Best Bargains of Present Season after ERE EE EEE RE HH Go before the city counett not viduals, but in at ot Haten to us as ty | + * . a * * * | Spaul * als, but when we exert #| 8 W. Harmon, chairman of the force against him and the &/ Union La league, an invited| Las a body n * | #peaker » the asnociation, did | # {not deliver an address, but offered | . * * . . a ~ ed in jail suggestions sion and t whieh the future discus F | ‘The attempt which the Seattle} trouble, and could be cheaply anc ly needs—the moral upbullding of the city ring of mur Wharton, p k Cottr attle Ministerial assoctation. ante dae king at the FE REEREE REESE EE EE In his addresa2t sters nd took part in the discussion Electric company ts Gnd toes part tn the Siecusmies be ew.” Hundreds of victima of the octo . min similar outrage it perpetrated | current by thig Ur cutting off the city etx years ago when! dep agatnat th edations of the eetepus ning, in the association, Monday w The executive committee of the Be ity har been rious Bhuffle-| Hut, tnstead, the it obtalr the § YM COA Rev, F 1, Wharton | le Christian Budea ver jon held 4 j ored with withering sarcasm the| tis regular monthly business meeting | tr merge rer | Cute ahead with the labor Although ft has been repeatedly thode of the city council, and in| Friday sight in the wirst Prespyteriak | _ The latter le the franchise under) sue wort iting its own poles | rumored that the new Pacific Coast We are offering this week your choice of more particular played with edmed tools | chure un n was verve which the compar erates ite] ‘The only eases in which ft has suc-! Oiiway is an extenmon of the ¢ b t r hpon the action “HI Gill, president | A committer was appointed to ar | lighting rystem. It tx only recently | ceeded in obtaining the joint use of party A Nel see Peat SS than @ hundred of our best suits, made from fine of the nge for & “Suprise” prayer meeting | iat the rottenners of the franchise | poles with the electric company I#] Waring, prealdent of the latter ay cheviots, serges, broadcloths, Venetians and Le e the Cham mae A }han come home to city offictals,| where new pol: eon required ; Panamas, in Eton, Paddock, Pmpire and RB } tion will be held | wh opping at the Hotel ber of ¢ ot as individ-| | Just ae it would probably be #everal| by the company. Then the board “h ay ee A lpg his ingote styles--superior garments, bought to sell uals,” sald the apeaker, “but as an 4| years before the shoe would pinch| of works hae simply held up (he! roaq had nothing to do with the new at $22.50, $25.00, $ 0 and $35.00 each a iwere the Second av. franchise| permit which the company t# re-| jing anyon i want at organized body, and present to them ie and work with them In all kindness, | a hair: | granted | quired to obtain until it agrees tol Absolutely. po information was those movements for civic welfare Very encoure: Under the terms of the franchise, | the proposition of joint usage given by bim th connect with the which have been eo shamelessly | bey 7 elty haw not the right to use any! ‘The company also (Gl Semered conaniibation aad he hes neglected of late. Let us take more arms on the company's poles,| right of the elty to u denied himself to all interviewers. interest Im the things that are about WASHINGT ov, 13.—Seere even should it be willing te pay| poles, although omy Mr. Farling and President Williame of t t us Ko before any and all tn-| tary ries the statement| one-half the cost of construction] thought that the rights r Dacille Vek. Inapeeted tha that he will not go to the relief of the | and maintenance [the city under the compe aaelivaah sreseelite of tne C. 3 ney market until he is convinced, This fact ls now costing the elec-| ley franchive were plain enough. Al @ Snddite Pacific Const lines business interests are likely/ trie Hght co of the city| conference between the compeny’®| sunday, and further inspections will id any bus con- | thousands of 4 ry month. | atterney, Corporation Counsel Cal ib bp Wetn paitiaunen the ext dit at| Were the city a noun, City Hngineer flags om us stitutions which have for their fect the civic welfgr Seattle, anc aid them in all Kindness in their | fight for the right | The speaker's remarks were giver with great vehemence and earnest ry says! poles, © work of) Superintend —_ ness, and were frequently interrupt- he wante to know the facts | ging wires to private consum-| thin week to me me ee — be comparatively little} can be made ab NEW YORK, Nov, 13.The liner Graft Waldersee, which grounded Satur(@y off Brooklyn after starting for’ AHainburg, wae Noated this morn. {| 'm Cash_""' "Int Ss Credit Lace Curtain Clearance Sale We will place on sale Monday morning at most unusual prices the following lots of odd pairs of Lace Curtains, accumulated during the past 60 days. The Curtains on sale contain odd lots remaining from the original purchase. We desire to dispose of them quickly, as they are undesirable quantities for us, yet worth double the price and more in many instances. % pair of $4 Cable Net Laces for ... 3 pairs of $2.50 Cable Net Laces st, per pair ‘ 2% pairs of $3.00 White Net Laces per pair % pair of $3.00 A : 1 pair of $3.00 Arabian Corded Laces at, per pair 1 pair of $7.69 Arabian Cable Net Laces at, per pair 1 pair of $2.80 Arabian Cable Net Laces at, per pair 2 pairs of $4.00 Arabian Cable Net Laces at, per pair 3 pairs of $15.00 White I. P. Laces at, per pair. 1 pair of $18.00 White I. P. Laces at. per pair of $4.00 Arabian Laces at, per pair of $8.0 Arabian Laces at, per peir of $2.00 Arabian Laces at per pair $12.00 Arabian Laces at, per $4.10 Arabian Laces at, per $12.50 Arabian Laces at, per 12.6 Arabian Laces at, per $9.50 Cluny Laces at, per $50.00 Venetian Laces at, per $26.00 Arabian Laces at, per 2.00 Arabian Laces at, per $20.00 Arabian Laces at, per ‘ $16.00 Pink Muslin at, per pair .. $15.00 Blue Muslin at, per pair ..... $25.00 White Muslin at, jer pair . $25.00 White Muslin at. per pair $22.00 Red Art Laces at, per pair of $12.50 White Brussels at, per ire of $10.00 Renaissance only, $10.80 Renaissance Bon Femme Laces, each only, $7.50 Renalssance Bon Femme Laces, each only, $6.00 Renaissance Bon Femme Laces, each only, $14.00 Renaissance Bon Femme Laces, each only, $6.75 Renaissance Bon Fomme Laces, tach only, $5.76 Renaissance Bon Femme Laces, each only, $7.00 Renaissance Bon Femme Laces, each pair $14.00 Arabian Laces, per pair ... ° pairs $40.00 Arabian Laces, per pair pairs $35.00 Arabian Laces, per pair NOTE—Our Linen Stock is the most complete, most reasonably priced iu Seattle. Do not choose your Thankegiving Linens until you've seen ours, that Provence Mannan Didn't Fit. i German ; — = McCarthy Dry Goods Co. — Second Ave. and Madison St. i? Members of the Deutacher Krieger Verein met Sunday afternoon in /| Germania hall and by a usanimour vote decided to support the cand! Gate of the German central commit omen eae — ‘ wna . ri (building, in the City of Seatth peafnend wens "sceatin imormeaae, batt King County, State of Washington,| Dated at Seattle, Washington, this at the hour of nine (9) o'clock a.) 11th day of November, A. D. 1905. Sat: tor. he SemInG Sleolion m., December 2nd, 1905, for the ALFRED B. ILES, transaction of any business con-| Trustee of the Valdez Dock & nected with said company that may) Warehouse Company. Torrens fomearin Giaaeal Sxconp Avene & Sprine FORMERY GL HOLMES PUmMTURE CO SPECIAL THANKSGIVING OFFER = =x Sezres = ~ im Beattie not so very long ago-—he is ° paeenneatind a mony, the man wio doubled himself up like a base (“2788 , PITTSBURG, 13.—The | pall pitcher, and foll all over the stage tn the dis \ American Federation of Labor met gas lcharge of his duties as musical director, today in convention and formally “His admirers iaid thore antics down to “soul organised And now bis soul ts doing stunts in another direc- g z — BEEEE g i” Have you talked to him? Page 6. tion. This time it te Mra. Creatore who is the sufferw |For the artist wante » divores, alleging that HER SOUL WAS IRRESPONSIVE TO HI. Uniewe a man is enough of a judge of souls to know whore ts re eponsive and whoee isn't, in his selection of a wife, he cannot justly demand soul response @ bas the right to experiment in the matrimonial laboratory. Anyway, the woman who marries a genius buys a ticket in a fot-, tery where there are few prizes, Genius docen't make a specialty of betng a good husband Often the gentus flatters himeeif he has too much temperament te be kind. He is 80 much the artist, so little the man, that plain duty doce mot appeal to him. . He regards himself as worth *o much to the world that his per sonal gratification is paramount to averting the wreck of a woman's iife The history of postry, music and painting is largely written in women's tears. It fs hard eenee, not soul waves, that constitutes the cement of most cemeful marriages. Jews of Seattle and Other Cities Raise Big Funds z a = 2kae - & EEEEEEUE TWO WAYS ARE BET- TER THAN ONE A piano of the purest tone, of the easiest action and highest wuality——with the most modern Hrto-cate Playing mechanism encloned in its case, A perfect piano and piado player both for the price of an ordinary upright plano. Two for the price of one A ANO FOR EVERY MEM- BER OF THE FAMILY, HE 22ee8R8 53 : BF Viva E Today and Tuesday you may purchase here almost any Thanksgiving requirement at p cut price. Sideboards, Extension Tables and Dining Chairs have been marked down for this particular sale. Dinner Sets and Turkey Sets,will go like hot cakes, as we have cut the price to make them go. z a Two weeks ago this wonder- ful man located a mine, told the exact spot where this mineral to be found, and after drop- nly a few feet hat goes from per ton. great man has made poor man rich and has brought happiness to many an aching heart. He has made for- tunes for others as well as for himeelf and could have retired years ago, but his whe life te wrapped up in this suffering humanity your own inter- Gaughter with her fine musics! training can use the plano—the father by the use of the player attachment ¢ play any piece from the old familiar to, grand opera. The young children can begin their musical education by familiaris- ing themselves with good munle by meane of the player. very member of the family can uer it pepeqerereyererererrrereregerererr Terre ener Terr rst riet . DINING TABLE (No. 372%) of quarter-sawed golden solid measures 6 feet extended; neh square top fg hand- The piano attachment possemacs special features found in no other player. Each key with an indiyidual bellows at- bere 3 = ~ ent n op a ent you should consult eiaeel cr aaeniae’ or artnet money ts no object to omely polished; legs are flut- CHICAGO, Nov. 13—More thas © Thurstan. “Then Sebi of San Fran- [ff MUsica) interpretation. therefore his « wen ps a eet cons Talsed by prominent | etaco, wan the quent Of the meeting Krell Auto-@eand gives you a trifle. If he fails to ¢ exular valu 60; for Mon- what he bas done for oth positively refuses to accept one red cent. If you are sick he will { the country to aid | day and Tuesday we cut the plano beautiful in appearance price 00 i TABLF —. Same but measures 8 feet regular value $18.50 for the price of one ordinary ering brothers in Funels. | thy et ahe"Senancenty'sr “ate: Robbers Make Haul) DINING CHAIR (No. 27 oak; b heal you: If in trouble, he will of solid ge s has given $L00, and Andrew Carnegte food piano. of ‘soll nifibuted $16, 00 he cause You can't afford not to Inves- relieve you; if you have bad tr quarter-sawed panel- 5 itibens ait over the “4 ies oe fluence, he will remove them; If back; nicely woven cane Al features of the id interested In plan plano players. Sold sy payments, You are cor Aially invited to try it Jewieh eitizen: over the land are _ | lending @ help hand, « In Style seat, brace ms; turned legs and stretchers; reg ular $2.00 value; cut to 81.60 on the verge of a divor will help you regain a lov e enjoyed; if you n business, he 105 * PIKE STs pelt Su ‘s Seuss show yeu how to . : = — ae sh 1 e at Broadway and Ziad atreet. if you are ebout . , new : enterprise, he will tell you ff it ace Bunday and will be a succes or failure; If you have atte troubles, he will tell you how to bring them to an end He heals all dis 2 bi aid the Jewish aur will be immediat Natignal Jewish Re- | handsome New York. and will| in liver DS. Johnston C0, © @HICKERING DEALERS. & 96 003 Second Avenus. 50; now cut to the store In a ay (I) ases with eg ae om ‘the m ines or surgery He j Burke Building. you everything good or bad and you will hear the truth, and nothing but the truth 103 Second Avenue South, Over Guy's Drug Store Parlors 305-6. Phone L 3099, Open on Sunday “ PARLORS Fveive-year Guarantes 1 Ponnd for Best “att deds Gandade, ¥ JANOS FOR RENT | = Sugar-Cured to 18. Butt Phones. Wo are the oldest | 10c Pound for Best | f 2 the Pacific North- The best polishe steel ranges sold on th coast for the money. For beauty, economy of fuel and durability are not out-ranked by any other range. Body made of outer and inner wall of heavy cold-rolled stesl, lined with asbestos sheets. GRATES permit use of wood or coal Supar-Cured Plonle | LONDON LOAN OFFICE Silks “aceiceanr 105 Second Ave. S. RAMAKER CO. Next to Guy's Drug Store. 1406 Second Avenue. Money to Loan on Watches, Dia. |* — ——_ — ——— i aa PB wg and LP appt ss 4| NOTICE oF THE FIRST MEET Duy & Watch or diamon : THE : 3 PE a a Mag oye OF THE BOARD OF TRUS | window and our pr! parked in CO} pli 4 in figures. y ISAAC LURIE, Prop, THE TRUST (No. 90), of iden — finished has beveled French EBOARD (No. 91) niden finished beveled F of has holds OVEN is 14, 16, 18 or 20 f oak, has beveled French \ inch. Our coffee will please you. ¢ ein and see our cof sos THE PROP’ plate mirror 16 by | ror Dy inch base er work then you can see why we sel) you better coffee foi % DOCK & WAREHOUSE | in. 20 by 44 base, holds two ¢ rved front waper, 4 aw~ - vo m noney than you can buy from other stores, Remember our new lo- 4 >ANY | wo swe! ron op ers, one 7-inch full width linen $5.00 CASH; $5.00 A MONT Uys yIC BAL atloa, 1898 ne ae COMPA | drawers, one linen draw- lrawe: t lower cup- $ H BUYS A QUICK ME. cation, 15356 Second Ave, Corner Pine St. H E RU BER STO RE You, and each of you, are hereby’| pepe} “i fn Arann’ awe Grawer suit wo low 2 cup. notified that the first meeting of the | doors, Regular value and polished 00, cut TH4 FIRST AVENUE Board of Trustees, Stockholders and | 0; cut to... 81875 to all others interested in the Valicz AdamsTea &Coffee Company TAT CHLCM GLEE TIER) | Dock & Warehoure company, -witt| oMeray © HZ © hme RANGE. MENT. WE TAKE YOUR OLD STOVE AS PART PAY- be held at room 742 New York