The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1905, Page 2

WILL NOT FOLLOW BROTHER! | TACOMA FIRM Bios Lowest | bs NEW YORK, De ma, wan the lowent bidder for th ; | Tehau, formerly x | ontract of fw hing the govern) a fficta mt wut | Jwhich is to be used for truction| SECRET SERVICE OFFICIALS rived toda ure | | work in the Philippine islands | work J 1 | « lad A GO |» i that Min would | The Tacoma firm offered to tur-| SAY TACOMA 18. PLOORED j } deed, but he didn’t Ho saya the | PRINCIPALS IN ADAMS CASE} 945 909 1 aethar Gessble “ WITH BOGUS COIN ua bo of auiciding to ¢ >a » ny bid ‘ ap the § ‘au | canes m of auiclding t pIAY P& | AWAIT COMING OF DIRECTOR | Dany bid $55,686, and m. Paul & rf Hay a ; : P | triotiam is obsolete, He is greatly | Tacoma Lumber company, $35,760 Tacoma ia flooded with counter- | a @ Seattle Athlet elub will o> team welch was the only aggre=|shaken by the news, When asked} OF UNITED STATES MINTS Th timpson MI company of-| reat 96 gold pieces, says Captain B.) | mest the University of Chicago at} £Mttom to defeat Michigan in five] if he intended to commit autelde, | fered a bid of $1 1,000 feet for) w. well, of the United States treas- | : years, is coming west, He may also} he sald he would have to think furnishing a consignment of celling department in Seattle ; Recreation park, providing the} bring his team with him. If he} about it : ni sainitiia eal ceed jummbeer Oe eee all “ota eae he os-| ae plans of Dr. Roller, of the 8. A. C.,/ does, a game will be arran be-| mn § ai pry ; ae * r a ot The lumber w t n the Captain Bell stated be “i ties et and others come to a head tween the Windy City bunch and cules on eta "ak to Lienamedt Bae, \ muary | etente th pyeell - nee Pa Vahe ms > « « oo! e Chica e lo ber r . Lead jon, . - —_ “ ary | within he nex ‘ew da be a f for the property of G idward | also be sent over on thé uted among the saloons, although HANDICAP MATCH is FINED Ada many were also passed In the mer-j) Tt 1 was adopted today by ae ny « } plan cantile house . ade alleys will take place Thursday ferred all action in the matter of s deficiency in weight, ‘The work re SNUBS A K C jand Friday nights of this week w n arrested recently! Custee wntil Director Roberts manship 16 also poor on the “reed ~' Over 70 entries have been received ‘for| Tives in Seattle, ¢ latter part - 1 stated tod 3 Iby Deputy Sheriff Shet Belding for t ng.” Captain Bell sta’ k ' @ Val nut probaniy me of th will] ena Ayrage by oi it Wet, | this week, or the early part of n ‘ mt ha*| that the coins were evidently made | withdraw, A gold and silver medal] jygtos te end of the Great}. It 1 wnderatood that any action be for the hea from babbit metal, electro-plated i are offered for the men finishing] ; hin afternocn| Roberts my take in the matter] t th the “reed ce pene | i Phage megs o BY With the exception of the “r " The Seattle K club members) first and second, total pins to nt. } ‘ by Just! P v will be adjudged as final by the! ‘” a e for th . ing” around the edges, and the } @o not want to be reinstated in the | » foo-plant, made! @thorities at the national eapital,| 14 f @ grand 3} . Meote | ailtnle w oins are a very q American Kennel club. The exeeu al of! cans packed Mra. Adame Recovering pecs getty eee ne | good cou American Kennel vb. The sey U.S. FLAG) 2 ee se cae packed wut dae ne te ape: Mra | llr end county” ota for Pe, eet hay nave Doe pan @ meeting held yesterday determined . kept liquid goods at an appetizing| Georse Edward Adams, wife of the) © ii i cscitement he -jed in this rity, but fo far reports j to go inform the advisory commit VER nt of temperatiiee, Was discovered | ° ing ex-cashier of t United | | eB rong cong tang Rpt d yt seem to indicate that Tacoma has ; tee, EL on the premises by Belding may be able to} |, er shown in the | been the objective point in which Tate weak the A. K. ©. sant out mo and visit her hus-| ® Fee | the counterfeiters have operated Tetters to Seattle exhibitors who | WHICH TREATY 16 IN EFFECT? county jail. Advices aah puoeenn tae ‘were euapended fer exhibiting un CINCINNATI, ©. Dec, 6.—The ex) out this morning regarding : yg ee |) NEW TARIFF BILL Mt tther than the A. K. ©. rules.| ‘The siz-masted barkentine | cases against Hong Wing and other | Mrs. Adams’ health state is do ee: ae or WASHINGTON, Dec, 6.—Senator he letter stated that the suspend-| Wolsey, which the Alaska Steam-|Chinamen who want to Hive in this|ing well, Since Inst Saturday she| ney ape | Dodge introduced a minimum tariff ed members might come back tnto|ship company, her new owners, are| counts ng in reality a test of/has left her bed at intorva | t at 4| rate bill reducing the present ing the American Kennel club, provid-| trying to pl under the American | the exclusion laws, was taken und Dr. Alfred, Baymend, tire. Adame poaitive pr st | ley rates fing they would agree not to exhibit! flag, may not be able to qualify ac-|®@¥isement by the court this morn-| attending physician, stated today ; , soe Tillman revealed intention of Gaywhere in th United States ex-| cording to law jing. Im closing the argument this | that the boy was two w old tht ‘ ee the democrats to raise the campaigt Cept under rules of the A. K. C.| The company wishes to place the| morning Judge Francis J. W of} morning and that in kelthood| t,, ronan ; ‘ contribution issue ‘These rules are held as unfair Vessel under the Amorican fing and | Cleveland, declared that the treaty | the mother would soon be able uasiona and the olty hall and court —_— + |change her name from Lord Wolsey | Of 1868 was again effective, the | leave her bed 2 tgndtng se flo | BT. LOUIS, Mo, Dee. 6—Willlam Self Lighting Gas Mautles at 610 the Everett Griggs. It is stated,| treaty of 180 having in jocret service men made no at-| H. Thompson, 77, president of the Pike street ***/ however, that her repairs will not| 1904. District Attorney Sullivan, In /tempt today to search the Adam Steamers Humboldt and Cottage | National B of Commerce and —+— Jequal a third of the original cost of closing his case, said that the | hor officers are “now! City arrived from Skagway ‘this| treasurer of the Louisiana Purchase | Thousands of people are looking | the veasel eaty Of 1868 was ne erely sum | tu heir attention toward gath-) morning. Both vessels carried many n suffering with kidney | for you. Meet them ‘on page 6. ***/ Much conjecture is now golng on| Pt 4, but entirely superceded by }ering further evidence of Adams’} passengers and full ca s of fresh, and is not expected to live! a ——- | among local steamship men over tt eaty of 1894 fans : jeanped and colt fish ee ie probable outcome of the experiment | " ‘ ———— oo ee ee j= which ts being tried in rigging the| CONSIDER FRANCHISES x elie | | rd Wolsey. Jt le stated by some} The adjourned meeting of the cor-|* ssw yomk, mec. ¢pitt tam | that her masts are too high, or that|Poration committee of the city coun-|% | NIPIN, RUMI fws Bagrit | thelr present height they| ‘ll. which was held ove @ kins will both retire from the @] Id be “stayed” much lower. The} Weeks to allow Clty @ Insurance fited * masta of the Lord Wolsey are at| Thompson to complots “ | P HRIS? MAS present “stayed” from mast. |Foutes of the North Coast and Pa-| pp ae eeweweeenenk *| |head. It ds feared that, owing to) cific Railway companies for ant her narrow beam, she may roll the|ing the city, met this afternoon at|WE WHOSPITAL th 4 sticks” out of her when in a heavy {2 O'clock. ‘The fran en asked by| Mullding Inapector Place is today -—_ a heavy ry jthe two railroad companies were| examining plans submitted te him = practically the only matters brought/by Heine and La Farge and W M.| A party of foreign Oe eins eat ADMIT 1 jup at the meetin lle, for # large pri nos- ] of Washington and wg Aacagyeentte aioe $ GUILT » 6 } de petupe whom wif travel more than 20,000 | Alaska these people congregate an | » be erected on ort hwent a body for the loaded down wally to leave in land of their birth, with presents. ‘The party will the steamship order to spend the Chri John Jones, who attempted on | SUSTAINS HEARST Nov, 26 to hold up Fred Robia at NEW YORK, Dec. 6-—The Apple Marion and First, and who, after| gate division of the supreme court] Robia shot him, wounded Robia in| this afternoon banded down a de the leg by a chance shot while run-|cision which sustains the the | miles te Harvard and Spring relatty immediately # holidays with ftal, which ts gor: left Seattle Raturday night, their birth piace to be the new pt. An-| en route fe é ny’s hospital aunn ia hast ‘The majority of these ttending |S. on Purope. op leave Malifax, conten-| tne Virginian wing, has mode & full confeasion|tions of Hearst in regard to the re-|been considerable talk of late, ta to|to spend Michaclmas at the oldj which will carry them to Hagiend. and says he is now willing to plead | count and re pln of the votes) be 60x feet, and ts to cont In| hor je of Hwedes, Nor- | efter which those going to Bweden | stulty to the charge of attempted | found in the ballot boxes that bad| the neighborhood of $22,000 wegiane and Mngiish, wth « few | and Nerway will leave Kngland vis | robbery. been opened. omens | Danes Germans On= or two! Hull, and arrive at home @ few day Jones was arrested by Patrotman Tho case agninet Ada McCartney,| go a8 far as Bwitseriand before Dec, 26. Bryant « short time aft the at-| BERLIN, Dec, 6.—A dispatch says) charged with stealing © siatuet | ‘The party, whieh left over the Mra Arthur Gibson, whose home tempted hold-up, in a lodging house | that Baron Medem, prefect of palice| {rom & local store, was dismissed| Great Northern Saturday night. |is in Guttenburg, Sweden, will, wher at 417 Washington, from which/|at Moscow, has resigned. General numbered 6%, and ie one of the| her visit is completed, have traveled e rt. today in the justice con: TUS te Bo- place @ report had been sent in that | Durnovo, governor general of Mos largest delegations of the kind to| mbout 20,000 miles @ wounded man was apparentiy cow, has been replaced by Admiral! Thousands of people are looking] ieave this city. Many of those in- atte from Nome and intends (0 re hiding in one of the reome Duubasof for you. Meet them on page 6. cluded in the party make the trip turn to the northern metropolis In e AN ws * \ > brands and makes on the mar- take your old stove in DABNEY & WOODHOUSE Complete housefurnishers and pole agents for the Charter Ook Ranges, the best and most fuel- gaving Range on the market. Obatactes In the way we have got the Christmas Hook re ready. And the books are books to live with, books to make nd then read again In face of the fact that there are tremende friends of, books one can read two or three times Moreover, Christmas Money Will Go Furthest Here aine | Thelma Deemater .. One man dovght fifty dollars worth for hin own Hbrary shelves, and aid prices were lowest in town, Such testimony ts worth remembering when you buying books ppomentnee the yoy Place. either for yourself or to give away. Here's an inkling of the titles and the prices . 418 PIKE ST. Standard Fiction, Bound in Dark Red Cloth, 29 | Snug Corner Series, 29 . Good Paper, Clear Print, Gilt Tops, Price Cc | for Girls. .. 6s 00 cove cons {of ___ David Copperfield ....+0+--Dickens | John Halifax . + Mulooch | wna xitty Siiseabas ; is 3 Ol4 Curiosity Shop . Dickens | Monte Cristo Dum te 1 Kitty peas Queen! is WEEE 2. vcccens vas Carey dene Myre « Bronte | First, Violin Vethersi® Sweet Girl Ora ate Merte's Crusade Carey 4 Hypetia . Kingsiey | Black Rock Polly . eeeese Wooed and Married ........ Carey q Beulah apvens | atten ‘Grey «. Deo and thé aches .. Our Bessie . Carey we oid Kiste : Mariert : k | Fireside Henty Series, for Boys 9 | —a Few Titles ...... a ¢c Copyrighted Books, Our Price .........+ sioees 58c 104 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH — High Ball The Opening of the Toy Store Will Be An Event--- Msc a pure straight 100 proof For It ! Watch Whisky. It goes twice as far as & gap Lath Fae nai The mpenanane le solemnly prom 1 ready by the end of this wee « g to be filled-with Toys, Dolls, mea—a veritable fairyland for the childre Watch for the : The Famous World Brand of Silverware | The Sample Baskets Are Selliug Fast — Guckenhime fw ON at | OOS we aes re is It = guaranteed to wear twenty years and t » per cont n th t snly one or two, but dozens of the most beautiful styles standard A-1 p The designs are beautiful and a t excelled ev ive d below the ular value In every instance, ail w fortunate in getting this «ph aid ection tm time for Ch tras. a e Xmas Cards and New Year's Calendars | Christmas Handkerchiefs in Profusion $1.25 Per Full Quart Botte Sqnomnan vests, nam seule pocetttns ottese eho) fis tiedt aan teen | neve ‘had "wacyDenutien oy rh wotendha valune. Plenty to had in weetty bores, al (Bottled in bond) Corner Second Avenue and University St. Corner Second Avenue and 104 First Ave. So, University St. Phones: Sunset Pind 1751: Inde. ~ pendent 1751, f Free Delivery | Mail Orders Promptly Che ANNEX STONE, FISHER @ LANE Pilea. The excurs ' 6 ‘ $15.00 and $20.00 Men's Fine Tailor-Made Suits $9.75 OVERCOATS $10.00 and $12.00 All W coats $15.00 Black and Blue All - Woe ercoats r $18.00 and $20.00 Fine Tailor Made © outs $20.00 Cravenettes, In nd ta nade FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN $10.00 Young Men's Suits, double breasted, 3-plece, S pants 84-65 $12.00 All Wool and Stylish Young Men's Suits, 3-plece long pants 85-45 $15.00 Young Men's Tailor Made Suite $6.35 Boys’ Bulls. double breasted plece Extra Bult Extra Heavy all Heavy, 2-pt Wool Serge, double breasted $24 $1.00 Boys’ Knee Pants .. 40¢ $1.00 Boys’ Sweaters 106 be Dress Shirts, size Boys’ Durable Shirts $2.50 Boys’ Shoes, durable an st in all styles Bay Caps, all styles and col 0c up to 106 Roys’ Collars, sizes to 14 ..T%e EXTRA SPECIAL CONTRACT GOODS The following goods were bought by the old concern and for that reason we can cut the contract price, That's why you can buy them here for less. Monareh Sh The Arrow Brand Collars, 3 for he Cluett Shirts . $1.00 The Celebrated Harlow Sh 4 5 $3.50 Léon Hats President Suspenders Old Rainier Clothing Co, 1217 First Avenue BETWEEN POSTOFFICE AND ARLINGTON HOTEL Division No. Three Is Now Market Division One and Two. all sold. ONL1i COME EARLIER YOU with every tract sold. Division One. Houses butlt to or FORGET YOUR LANDLORD long enough to come and see me I nton car to bfilding AM THE OWNER. Take ne City office Rooms 1 and imes JUST LOOK AT THESE ITEMS AND PRICES. Only a sale of this haracter and conditions can quote such f 14 to 15%, only . Hillman's Meadow Gardens are practically Hundreds of people remark Figure out what you would save in ‘ould have your wood and water free. Thera w Re ’ ridiculous figures Wool Bocks Ye Black 1 Tan FURNISHING GOODS Fancy Socks 10¢ Handkerchiefs 0c Wool Gloves $1.50 ond $2.00 Dress Gle 0 31.00 Belf-Opening Un and $3.60 32 Men's $5.00 Leather Valine $10.60 Leather and ed Suit Case $16.06 Leather lined Trunks Suit Came, « than half price. PANTS $2.50 Strong, Durable Pants. $2.00 Wool Pants “ 34.00 Wool Pants, beautiful pgt- terns 81.05 $5.00 and $6.00 Fine Dress Pants SHOES and Calf Skin $2.50 Vict Shoes $2.00 Dress and Working Shoes : $145 $2.00 Extra Heavy Working Shoes, double soles ..$1.85 $3.50 and $4.90 Shoes, choice stock, best made and latest styles 82.10 HATS $2.00 Fine Fur Hat, 3 styles S5é $2.50 Hats, all styles, shapes and enteng -2 , 1.25 $3.50 Hats, correct blocks, and whapes -e. +s. - $165 UNDERWEAR Fine Balbriggan Underwear Be $1.00 Linen Mesh Underwear. . Extra Heavy Jersey Ribbed $2.00 Fine All Wool Underwear Fine, Soft Front Shirts, sizes Shirt : Ge Colored Laundered Laundered $1.00 see 406 | Bhirte White on the every day, OH, IF | HAD the next two That is what T a "ING © some good buys left in m one &undred dollars up. ars if you ler Duwamish Station. ws