The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1905, Page 7

ot ern wea es Oa 1 THE SEATTLE STAR“TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 1905. ome am ee NL NNR A ER ee Mn EN Rl . RE A NONE NON ON Am 8h } | moonlight” dance will tb | / Working on His tid ination(:: ea otra WERE YOU ARE | | Labor temple, “The “noo LANG DRUG C9 | will "eonaist of an aro light eor | ad arved by a pane of yellow glass. Th COLMAN BUILDING, | will give the “moon” the required | |pale color. ‘The hall will be beau fully decorated with other 1 | | and 250 colored incan scouts, be-| Fire Marshall Kellogg annot find — —---- ° Sido festoons of evergreen | cn owner of the fire ke plant} J. A. MOORE LEAVES FOR PORTLAND WITHOUT SIGNING THE whieh " it PAPERS FOR SALE OF WASHINGTON HOTEL Florist Wants Money E ah ; ve E J. A. Moore left the elty at § been reported and published regard For flowers and abruba f ‘oply “no nquiries, The erciock this morning for Portland] ing the matter. For some time we lawn, and for which it im a fire department wishes to ascertain without hav liosed the deal for) have been trying to get me ad he failed to pay, @ Hen for $239.10] the cause of the explosion be yours at SALE the sale of Washington hot@| joining property for a hotel site, and 1 Monday aft@noon by Al-| Investigation has led Chief Cook | ut prices t it and Wed property to Century company,| everybody knows it, But that is as King against George Kd ward | to believe that giant crackers and) nenday » owners of the Alaska bullding,| far as the deal has gono.” It is stated that Adama| other high explosives were being | NIPPLES- which is backed by St. Louis capl-| Besides the erection of the hotel, | had paid $15.40 of this amount, but} manufactured th Fire Marwhal te 10¢ bad y $ of this amow bu tal onstruction of the Moore the the balance was still due Kellogg is planning a stricter ordt MELLIN’S FOOD— He held a conference Monday a department store for MeDou: nance to cover this contingency } Large size for » She night with J. B. Chilberg and J. ( guthwick, @ furniture WAYSIDE BENEFIT } HORLICK’S MALTED MILK | Marmaduke, of the Century com enfeld & Sons and the] Tr ‘ } $1.00 package » Be Bey bet we sqrisercnh wea reached oe SS oe ho annual Thanksgiving service | NURGING BOTTLES— We are showing @ fine Mr, Moore and the other two mer Theso buildings, | » byes f the Wayside Meapiaey Object Lessons in aoe Benen be eae Coane: Som promised not to make public what) with cut down, will make Bill take place. at the Grand Opera Th nk iving E MENNEN’S TALCUM— dinte te was done the surrounding property’ valuable, | trang “Sate ‘teedan’ to. ahanant e . vin, nen bd nn ay nO ag “The deal has not been made yet} which explains the big boom at the coo Nave Been t mayos 8 8 omy COLGATE'’S TALCUM— MERIDIAN CUTLERY'6O, 4 I do not know that it will nt th Many opti have Ballinger and the m of the} k here 260 box for ibe pe be” said. Mr ore “When secured in the expectation Sounall to be present ft ts 1 will he hesitancy in| that the deal will go through, It is CHRONIC PAINS FUE WECTESHOLE OM publicly saying so. I am surprised! rep ! that Mr. Moore himself has These who suffer pain from ‘They are guaranteed the at the many fabrications that have » several chronic ailments will find that Dr The style, quality ay ae qneremess Wee itoly bab got dat nag In fustclass shape fob de race. | Miles’ Anti-Palin Pills to relteve the | on the business. Bet bo IT NOW Best Crucible Steel, han- oe = auc you all rubbirc’ on im wuffering. After the firet trial, they ter buy now, as these are ap WE DO IT— Ales he t Fat hed bi Ah’m puttin’ @ little gasoline on ‘im.” will “wonder how they ever man-|[ Prices for Thankagiving AND 00 it ee, ee oe NORA THE WISE asoline? Whuffoh? aged to get along without them.” |— $1.90 pair ja handle, pol RIGHT! Ivory, Pearl, r and He'll smell ft an’ Cink dere's ane ob dem automobeeis UF first package falls to benefit Snes Banish binde carving ALL YOUR OPTICAL WORK im, and” he'll jess nachly break ‘Is neck t' git out ob do way your money back doses Py ife and f . : Se Genuine Buck. r ” . ished seimiter blad Germar cote, prices tre ENDORSE MURPHY Moors and said to have » shang-| GEST QUALITIES, REASONABLE ferrule with patent $1.00 Ur. haled, went before British Vice Com RICES | on fork . Dé ul } That + Mena Underwear of| ¢ ever offered su! Klocker late yeeterday afternoon and signed for passage to the United] ™ %- Brooke & Co. 1381 2nd Ave.) GEO. H, Counetiman Murphy's position on| Kined The last four are now e WOODHOUSE CO. the comm me an municipal — 1, while G is ashore to ap Ask the mran. Page 6 see] Spinning’s Cash Store 1405 Becond Avenue. »whership matter was heartily en-| as «& witness in tomorrow's + | 1910 Becont Avenue. foreed by the We | bearing He will tel! you. Page 6 ave! provement club at It ts thought that the ottinh | - urday night T Moors can be fined by the custome self in favor of a municipal ear|SUthorities for carrying passengers system in case no private company | between two American ports with was willing to accept the common-|OUt & license juse provision, Counctlman Mur phy’s fight was od and the A NEW INDUSTRY ubmen thelr ou | port irre \ | EXPOSE SHA GHi LARGE WHOLESALE MANU- FACTURER OF CLOTHING OPENS STORE HERE. MANAG. ad e } (Continued From Page 1.) ER STATES THAT THEY WICL Ee sess behets |800N HAVE FACTORY IN OP- officer on the coast but who is f-| mulllar with the Stma brothers and| @RATION. The Old Rainie B _— of the U Ss C The Old Rainier their boarding house dealings ou A Ee s We Clothing Co. ons provide that the shipping com-|@ #tore at 1409 Firat Avenue on Sat inaioner of @ port should supervise) Urday morning f Clothing, furnishings of the Bankrupt Rainler Clothing Co. the methods of signing crews. | The manager made the following 4 is now on male and is ng sold at pric that prove startling bargains to seek- What a chance for Mr. Sims! statement regarding the new enter- in the District Court ff the United . 1 new merchand at little prices. J. D. Rickless purchased the entire stock of this well Shipping m also point out that | Prive * " w mown concern from the U. & COURT, at a figure that was a mere nothing, and it is now being sold the shanghaing wae cf foreign| “Yea we are in Aeattle to stay States for the Western District of | for jess than manufacturers ean buy raw materials. A glance into our window will prove the truth vessels securing crews is not the! !t may be interesting for you to} Washingtos, Nertbera Division, | of the sbove assertion worst evil. It is the methods of the|K0ow that we are the largest whole~ In Bankruptey. A LITTLE MONEY WILL BUYPALL YOU CAN CARRY AWAY. Scuedinner keane’ epaeaiannen lenle mamudecterer of ehethine te the Relow are a few prices picked at random from the stock and. as can be seen, one dollar will Northwest, or In the matter of H. Kessler, Bank do the trick of three and In some cases much more. Bring this advertisement along and we will al- Methods Used. in fact weet of Chi- low you &n extra 1@ per cent discount from these prices— ¥ On the arrival of a sailor at ome| oSfo. Every garment Sak "ve ome rupt, No. $136. NOTE:—There are imitators of this sale to my right and to my left. This in the only house of these dens, he is at once com ‘ " perfectly ap- Bill of Sale to D. J. Rickles that was declared bankrupt by the U. 8 Court and tn our window you can see the original order pelied to give an allotment note SS workshops by union labor. sac , of the U. & Court with an affidavit attached. Look for the number on sign—1217 First Ave, be- for $20, which ts given to the board. | W¢ have no sweatshop work done tn Know all men by these presents, | t¥**n postoffice and Arlington Hotel. ing house keeper and taken out of | *"¥ article that we handie, i his salary. The boarding house} We Sei! direct to the consumer at that | Manly B. Haynes, as the keeper is paid by the agents of the | Thetesate prices and thus eave the trustee tn bankruptcy of H. Keasle: veasel after the ship has been from|CoM*umer the middieman's profit party of the first part, for and in two to three days at sea. We believe thas this fae been fa & consideration of the sum of Thirty For his $20 the sailor receives|/#""e messure the reason why we a “doukey’s breakfast,” his bed,|"*¥* been able to build up our tm- five hundred and sixty-five dollars} 915 50 son's Wool Suits. .®4.815] $10.00 and $12.00 AN Wool Over- [52 fomposed of & mattress about three: |™*nee business which we now en- and five cents, lawful money of the COME bq esece cecease $4.25 CLASS IN ARITHMETIC STAND UP. cighths of an inch thick, # pot, pan|*” A EP ay ahr United States, to me in hand paid, | $12.00 Men's All Wool Suits $15.00 Black and Blue Melton Allll's3 99 woot Pant wate to may that with- o) peepee 6 eo veoee x 5.0 nd Y fool Pants Bertin ecoms to be the center at; Multiply four by three, 244 one and orale age asaiee yj iting 3S thirty days from this date 4o by these presents bargain, sell Weol Overcoats .. -.+- 87-25 eames, of estena) ——, “Firat | deduct seven. Now give me the an-| 710 above articias would, on lwo will have our Seattle and convey to D. J, Rickles, of 8& | 415.00 sten’s Fine Worsted Suite] gis.00 and $20.00 Fine Tailor- $94.00 Wool Pants, beautiful pat- ‘Consul, man-imital ewer. na actor De - 7 o ote ee feeee et eeeee o u oo eeere © oo < ‘was a late reigning sensation. 3am | Nora promptty responds with six|'@nt authority, cost apyroximately | a fi wig ouenane ae Fn slim capee sysop taser " ee er ee oe . , r jing from one hundr one hu t Mae educated horse, performed mar-|quick barks and stops after the | *>out $2 , -ldred and fifty people steady em- second part, all and singular the] 414 59 ana $20.00 Men's Fine Tall. 1$20.00 Cravenettes, latest styles | $5.00 and $6.00 Fine Dress F Welous feats of intelligence. But) s#ixth without any visible sign from | Foreign ships pay the boarding) pi cnent. Our payroll right from following assets of H. Kessler, the rmade Suita . +. 89-75] and tallormade ....... Si nee Sestanconeeste a275 Wlora, the benutitul canine whose| Herr Rendich. Nora sotves ait sorts| Ouse Keepers $35 “blood money | tn. start will be between ten and above bankrupt, to wit pow fe shown, surpasses either| of arithmetical | problems in the | 826 ene egg thete | fitte« n thousand dotiars per month. The ontire stork of merchandise these, same prompt and correct way oane jo OF We have o abl the above named bankrupt, con Nora's owner is the noted painter,| The curious part of the perform. | eTery sailor furnished a ship by 00€] srount of Gensaie apt be gage ob Sates ‘of the stock tn trade, at No Hats BEimilio Rendich, who first called at.) ance is that Nora has been known a eee wane Vested tm our new factory and so 1217 First Avenu Seattle, King to Hans. to work with the same precision jence it ts that “carelessness” @8~| wo are ctly Beattie conce: County, Washington, together with Nora's strong point is mathe-|and accuracy with strangers, in the| ists at times among boarding house |}. a9 pita Geatite epurtt r all nnd wt og the fisteres and 0 Viet and Calf Skinned onal Fine Balbrigan U: ee $2.00 Fine Fur Hat (3 styles)... @atios, Arithmetical sums stated in| absence of Herr Rendich. Many ob-| keepers as to whom they place | erned, as we will always be equipment belonging to said bank- se weeee ae $1-45) +e Senne ween ereeneenes ent | Sia whch lids or aaa .. BE Swords or written on a blackboard | servers of the dog have declared | aboard a ship. found in the front ranks of ar rupt in said store room. tudin, " ‘ere worked out with unvarying pre-| these achievements are Inexpiteabie| For the same reason old sailor’! project to further Seattle's Pe: however, property daimed as $3.00 Dress and Working Shoes. . | $1.00 Linen Mesh Underwear cision. The problem is stated as| unless it be conceded that the dog| hate to see a new crew shipped f0T | oar~ exempt by the bankrupt esse S sreee” cesses oe cress os se eeeee O¢ | 2.50 Hats, all styles, shapes and follows: pomeasen intelligence identical with) fear there may be a bunch of| «wr» believe that our - 2.50 sutr feay Workin) je n ve | at our Institution To have and to hold the sald prop- $3.5 Extra F y TING | extra Heavy Jersey Ribbed Un-| colors 2. ese cesses SERS “How, Nora, pay attention to me. that of human beings. woldiers among them, which | wit ru) = long felt want In this efty erty and each thereof unto the party Shoes, double soles ....91-85) “ derwear é ; 406 would throw all the work on th) seattle with her innumerable fac- of the second part, his heirs and} yee 4: $4.00 Shoe chotee | I es, 50 Hats, correct blocks and LITTLE GIRLS ( iindiah $6 the etatod experienced hands, a i tories, mills and other thriving bust omigns forever. ‘ ; stock, beat make a intent! $2.00 Fine All Wool nel ntareees) ~ 4 . 9 ‘“ 4 } 7 — nll a hems institutions, has up to the t js conveyance is made pureuan 4 o ee eeese . sees sy BHAPOH 26 wevee enneee 65 | 4 meeting of the central commit-|,, “Billy” Ryan, Dave Evans’ first/o¢ our entering the field had no to an order only made and entered |tee of the shingle mills bureau was Heutenant, whose real name is En slemnde manufacturer of cloth- herein by the referee directing and |held in the Lumber Exchange build jglehart and who is @ brother of) ing confirming said sale, which said «el )ing this afternéon. General business| !*® magihert ot North Y kia, ie} “Prom the way the people are re- order is dated this day and is on file an ex-prize fighter and over six apandin nd the gterest they are} 4 of record im the above entitled a. | pre do! th ponding ar y nd © ie mies. mre ona tn very mod. |e ees Se town Una) Salght, and @ caller aa © rele| Gunma ts tte now Snterprian we sectl use two little daughters, Dervis and —— is easily persuaded to do as Mr./ pure that they are ap lating our In witness whereof, the party off 1.00 Fine White Laundered; 200 Fancy Socks, 10c, 3 for 25¢ $1.00 Heavy Alpaca Umbrella... Tiepet inte Judge Frei HARDWARE MEN MEET Englehart or Ryan. says. efforts to sell them the finest of the first part has hereunto set his Shirte puenér inte GN Ns en eas One ates ee ’ t is also polnted out that | tatlormade thing at the whole hand and seal this fist day of No- eo 4 10c Handkerchiefs ..... Wee po ager eg XB nee — a meraware ase0-/ runners have a habit of sometimes) sais price and save them the mid- vember, 1905 sg oe psc — ner $2.50 Self-Opening Umbrella, ¢ . >| clation commenced a two days’ se8-| “signing” a crew before its porson-|dieman's profit. Since we opened (Signed) MANLY B. HAYNES, and Tan Socks...-| 190 Canvas Gloves see... | Storia wi... 0.06 oe. BI Mee Boling impromptu court there.|sion at The Washington yestertay.| nel has deen selected. Runners |our dora we have been crowded|f | ‘Frustes in Bankruptcy of H. Koms : Toe SU cie'u ane-thard tatteces Opposition to the parcels post wi!l| board a vessel, sign “John Smith,” inens has been more ler. 50e Woel Gloves 2Oe | $3.00 and $2.50 Men's Sweater... ge f Us own & one-third interest be the most important matter to be|Tim Jones,” “Pete Anybody.” or one pei eivealeyy a2 S195 aay taper ios Snheene oF elven (ne ee in fact as many names as are need inane ‘ w aan $1.50 and $2.00 Dress Gloves @ year, and their holdings are Sue ed. Then the gang is taken aboard SALLARD'S NEW PLAY HOVER ” Soo County of soe seseeeees MBE | 5.00 Leather Valise ......82-50 to be wo abo: 2 after being generously y K Ba : : RES tn bonds sigtheenta dh gern ab WILL WIPE AWAY THE with “booze” ( This ts to certify that on this o10.) ton Astrakan snd | $10.00 Leather and Leath I Gesire to be appointed adminia-| , } 1 sign on the veanel, those that 2ist day of November, A. D. 1906, , sisi | ed Bult Case oe sees. fratrix. ana am ready to put ep my! SECOND AVENUE HUMP)‘, ace emery ome =| Princess Theater pavement enews Sere Be OP a ise |000 Leather and Satin Lineg ” erse terms h - you won va we ppt el sagpe- . er. tees ranean Suit Case Two attorneys came forward sal |sign,” which generally means that for the state and county aforesaid, j “ . . S155 Sonfirmed the figures given by the| “you've already signed and leave| Up-to-date Vaudeville— Manly B. Haynes, who ts personalily Oc Suspe » web silk...20¢) Trunks at less than half price, Pind she wan promptly aps | Regraded Second avenue is to bel the ship if you can 7 great acts direct from the east known to be the same person de- ted under $200,000 bonds ov|tegraded. If Chairman Mallen of Geyer Probably Scared. ‘The Great Ethel Whitesides and her scribed in and who executed the and, she said, had died tn the the street committee has bis way/ Phelps and Cairns thie morning world renowned Picks. foregoing instrument as trustees fn Extra Ss ecial - fgan, where the family f a cut of 16 feet will be made at| again stated that Geyer had n li & Jones, Comedians; Cite bankruptcy of H. Ke bank Pp Bived, and she had but recently come| Virginia before the pa scared into signing bis name to a @ Co, ™ wniate; Rinel & Fat | rupt, and acknowledged to me that Cc t act % Seattle with her two little! put down, a cut being ma »| statement alleging that he was will ima, contertioniots; ie Fotis he executed the same freely and ontr 0 Ss Gaughters, but she desired to ad way from Pine to Blanchard Phelps and Cairns were this) [uth winging, Ferrey Rapceycy voluntarily as such trustees for the wool strong followin : Geter the estate in Se Virginia street, at the intersec Phelps and aCirns were this| som Piataressepé, entnatedll uses and purposes therein mention — 4 ig Fe Pe would easily be as t | ton of Second, at the present time| morning taken before United States| pictures. $0¢ : o 84.65 that reai we can eut the Spake anoetly in be ie the summit of an incline. This| District Attorney Frye. © men - In witness whereof, I have here. yw Knee Pants ...4@¢) contract hat’s why you Si eriniedppeseninaticomenonpecnmnsann | oft " . ag Rade of tha wemdnl | unto set my hand and affixed my " can buy them here for less. hump was left in the street at the| are still in ly of the rev 12.00 and y ' GILL OBJECTS | : A 1 |time the regrade was fixed at the| nue cutter ant’s officers, where GIFT FURS official weal the day and year in Young Men's Suite, ‘ President Gill mate a fight|Tequest of I Moses and other| they will be kept until the hearing | this certificate first above written long pants : -rpemmlinreeall iesinst what he considered an un-| Property owners over the protest of| of Captain Tedford and Mate M THE ELEGANT ANDO INEX- (Signed) WALTER A. M'CLURE es, ghee ale 8 co ree just principle at the meeting of Mullen. The latter averred that by|Grath, which is to be hold Wednes PENSIVE. Stetary Pebtic im and for the State] 95.00 Young Men's Tall ar ‘or Bhe 1 = Seygetionn 3 the cut that had already been made! day morning. jf _'F YOU CONTEMPLATE A .. ; Bults .. Boys 1 Cluett 8 council Monday nig! o ing Qi possibile damage had been ¢ ll GQUET WHY NOT LET IT BEA of Washington, residing at Se $2.50 Ro: q fp Cluctt: Shirts ordinance granting G. F. Rust i possible ¢ © had been done | attle, a ell exytes ‘2x os Sith avenue, $100 damages for the|204 that an additional cut of 16] May Fine Vossel. Te eee eine To PLEASE a Gelin, tiniest | 1-25 Tne celebrated Harlow Shoes., regrading st that street. The street wy baptcen enc pong ine cont ire Pelee * : EVERY ONE LIKES FURS— Approved as to form. plece dee $2.45) poys’ Caps, all styles and col + sees S285 committee had recommended it & as wee Very Saene would | & nt 1 THEY ARE SO USEFUL, AN (Signed) JOHN P. HOYT, 20¢ to 406 T $3.50 Lic é Gill made the point that if the|have made Second avenue an even| pure, Edward Bush, EB. Hamlin and |) BY se ROMEMERANGE Dedseea: | f Mte Meavy wwe-pe copptheeuedaeey $1.85 council began the policy of paying ary one ved with a grade of four|John McGoey Pn sates bronegt OF THE DONOR. Bulta «cress eres Boys’ Collars up to 14....9¥eé@ | President Suspenders ......35¢ one-half per cent. le on the Sco IMMENSE SsTOCK— damages for every might as well go grading business atreet graded it) sut of the street| . A® the playing is now ready to go It was bad| wn, It ts the last opportunity to Gnough, he thought, to pay damages | ¥!P¢ off the hump at nominal when the courts compelled it. The| Pm. and Mullen wants to t Sction of the street committee in| Y®"tsee of it. The change is par the case was without precedent. En-|cularly desirable in view of the wineer Jeffrey stated that the prop contemplated regrade of Third ex ke ad erty was not damuged more than See other property on the street. Thel MUNSING UNION SUITS ordinance was referred back For Men, all weights 1 qualities. oe HB. N. Brooks & ¢ 1A He will teli you. Page 6 ooo ve [aes from NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA A spoonful of Dr. Miles’ Restora tive Nervi fier meals for a few jays is al sure to relieve th Aint ing plaint. It strengtr of the stomach, stir tions, and acce ress of digestion doen not ber vey back, #o it co my nothing if tt fails. Ask the man. Page 6 oOuR GATHERED FOR YOUR CON VENIENCE FROM ALL COR NERS OF THE EARTH— AWAITS YOUR CALL. FINE RICH PELLERINES, BOAS AND MUFFS. ALL AT VERY REASON-F) ABLE PRICES. | PETKOVITS FUR CO. |) 110 MARION ST, | Old Rainier Clothing Co / 1217 First Ave. "iingtoni 1217 First Ay Arlington Hotel