The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1905, Page 7

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THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1905 7 | | Burleigh the Nominee young lady are Henrietta 1 nA lum be om and bu i LU ‘ i, 4 44 bon ated fo t CHICAGO MARKET L. &@n 4, 1501 man from the new Ke th Wheat HW Mo, Puc, 102 3-8 “e | Muy rhe 88 3-4, 861-8 aan 1967.8" 1 % | > - y orn Pa 67 671 om 2 a [rac AT WASHINGTON | | Ww, 455-8, 461-8, 465-8 Paul 177, 177 3-8 Dex 6% 1 BALLARD AND WEST SEATTLE VOTE AGAINST ANNEXATION— |, Nathan Homan, a Seattielte, has is babe ile ent. itt ? om notified that the patent offi 4 4 4 Ils. Cont 177 S-4 | ' SEC 3 at | nto * ineved to) & ; N.Y ort 161 1-3 | BREWERIES WIN AT GEORGETOWN—OTHER ELECTION RE ¥ Wa wee - pe Dd ‘ oe : 1 to) Senator Farnum Arrested in| r ; ae 664,600. ; | him & patent on a ballot pouch BAO ROPRy: CES/Gom SULTS | : . Chicago | Thousands of > a for you, Meet them on page 6 andadededadiiieiadhdeeh nena | CHICAGO, Dec, 6.—State Senator | Me i 4 THE VICTORS 4 | Frank C. Farnum, a prominent pol-| erpe i, De 6a} ee iti elds TE iti was arrested and charged| 11 3-4 1 | ee ’ . hat enneumienaas & | with ‘complicity in a murder last % Georgetown R. S car Jnight. The murdered n wan NEW YORK STOCKS % South Park as rs City Ownership Advocat * : . - - Fee, | Amal. Copper, § pos, OTs | ‘ George Roberts, an election | Amer. Bug 1-2, 140 1-2, 142 9-8 * * | in al ld under : ' n js also held under charge of] fH. R 76-8, 86 1-4, 8G 1-4 eee eee eee eee ee ee Eee ee eee | murder A bitter political feud 1*| people's Gas, 1041-2 4, 104 | _— thought to have caused the marger Metropolitan, 120 3-8 3-4, 118, | Vacate ¥ neld to the| 7. 8 Stool, 87 5-8. Ante-an a " lolpal | Maret cmmlidat for 1 ayo grand jury without bail thé 8 ptd., 1049-4, 104, 1061-8 ownershiy sudueban | the ons’ ticket, was ebeeted he ime elections yesterday togetiwr with the entice ticket, y The court dinm Hard dverwholmingly declared} terday Fhe don waa one of han, the - a 1 her opposition to Incosporas with | the most exciting and hotly con hell. George Roberts, Beattie, Seatele did the | teated in the county : participating in the t Seattl m. ro laoe yagi «iy: out ta held without bail. The COLMAN BUILDING ownership the menrt of the ¢ larity of the two opposing camit um’a by — 20 000, most earnest adv f whe little | was between which shouhd have the| Many Doings at Fair aight and Thursday we municipal ownership policy |ascendancy, the brewery or the for this list of particularly been so well begun tn the | water company Deapite the pouring rain the se asonable gtaples at prently ration of its own street car sys- | Those Blected. ond night of the Jewish fair, at|H reduced rates. Supply yourself The winning candidates ere the —e tum, se 4 splendid suc.) for the winter The municipal ownership party te “ wo sega th sie cess last night, and the galety and aearpen at South Pask RE age tedancooly ~ nadie mas merry-making within was as pro-|/ ZHPHYR'S WATER BOT ; Golland threw off its politieal yiconey. Harry C. Car Lien | a as the storm without | TLES—Capacity 2 quarts — Dondage to urt house Ting, | ceticer, Dr. Beott P. Woodin; coun girls at the head of the con regular $1.16 value, cut to mane Gealt a body blow to the George-| Ciiman-atclaree, E. L. Foreman | test for the bi« silver punch bow! | SSe town water monopoly, and dec he ogg nai eli Nn . to be awarded to the most popular | SAME—Capacity 3 quarts, re« fora water monopoly. “constnaance| ‘ounclimen for two yeas, F. J lar 0.88 valee, cut 10 Oo e Big ale Continues of the wide 2 polley that bas | ys, The Pri MANHATTAN COMBINA made it unique among the towns of Sint Das io ce Is a Reason TION HOT WATBR BOT Y: ne ~~ : oe a ices Seti eg he amg | UTH PARK, Dec. 6—The mu Every Boy Is a Better AND eae ‘our Cholee of 200 of the swellest single ee Saonth wedigy org nicipal ownership Licket was electe Reason tonight and rhasoday tite and | ouble breasted hand-tailored suits—also new ; ore yeatere oto. © follo ‘ fevers tags . 4 the lator unions. who were oppos-/ here yesterday in toto. ‘The follow For buying » tool cheat | -nnfhowagerr tage’ 1 long belted and dress length overcoats and genu- {ng the re-election of the new|!a candidates won out: Mayor, A $1.75 in, tool che But with gina Pp , . > G ticle: wee. cB 140 pacity, regular $1.65 value ine Priestley cravenettes. 5 election plainiy show- | MeQuill; councilmen, H. 8. Lover Cheat is varnished ash, locked out to ¥1.20 ed that the suburbs still feet that|'®@, John Q Strouse, Henry 8. WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 6 mse handle PARA-BEAUTY FOUNTAIN they can govern themselves better | Hudson and John W. Lees Vico Prosident Fairbanks this after-|B fousws ag STRING A z $1.40 than Seattle can govern them A _—— parame oppe tag candi-| noon received a letter from Senator | triangle, sand paper value, 2-quart ity, cut Regular $13 50 - date for mayor. ved 7 votes. e o uN om aw w driver to Me. t aa The total vote cast was 220 Ceairnananip ct Us comeitine en lf ring. pane, brace ne Arent $00 000 wecth of goed ae Columbia. | inter ni nals, It t S) beige ioe Geedn ab an ber eae or nic canals s probable 4 Goods at or belo’ hole By a vote of nearly 2 to 11.028] COLUMBIA CITY, Dec. 6—The/that Senator Millard will succeed | Pf" 14x? a os Mao Gena: have endl es an . 7 Roar diet o's of Ballard yee tt very qulatty The him, will prove it to your entire Garments oO re a ° » pecrp! nd PD. satisfaction . The people's party with the exception of Dr. P. W.| won, electing the following officers and bronse Saniies Our spe- 1OT 1- All T W Btuart, candidate for health officer.| Mayor, A. G. Corbett; counctiman oa tee een S215 Kntire first table holds Suits his leek eoees the straight republican ticket was/at-iarge, Mike Lawrence; council- ull line reduced. Bee window worth up to $20.00—serges 4 elected. The contest was mainty o0/ men, 5. A. Gilman, 8. T. Hall, Ha Spinning’ ash Store e ime the mayoralty candidates. The cit-/ Beckwith, A. L. Robby, B. H. Nel s vey Guanes, s a 87.50 fizens party polled a fair vote, and/ son, D. W. Brow; treasurer, W. W. = wes ry } 4 the socialists browght out their] Wager; clerk, P. MH. Sparks; attor LOT 2-- f ‘usual number. ney, A. M. Arnston; health offteer. Entire secon: table hold oo. votes ou the annexation] Dr. BC. Guthrie. The total vote ‘Bult _ up te $25 roa s s was counted first and the] cast was 228 tt all kinds and patterns; 7 ces kaows early in the evea- cholce $10.00 Accused of Assaul CHASE BROS. oe 1415-1417 Second Ave The Winners. Accused of an assault upon Dr./ HACKLEY and ee coat te ned yootagn rg Aedes ee winning candidates for city} Owens, Charles Carlson, a news We have still a large line of nenepedinase bap my P oa oe a Wiley, mayor: J.J agent, occupies @ cell at the city|| BOYS SCHOOL SUITS AND CARLISLE + $5.00 © 86.50 Next Door to the Bon Marche Murdock, clerk: W. F. Grill, treas-| Jail. a eluate Weasnany ani Pde Our $15.00 to $18.00 Overcoats Mrer; M. H. Ingersoll, attorney; He was arrested Friday by Pa . si are now priced at less than on founcilman-at-large. Thomas Hee oe Chipman and Roberts. Boys’ $2.00 Shoes $1.35 wholesale cost . counctimen, First ward, C. W.| Owens was escorting a woman at 7 am 4 eecrceees to i | S Second ward, Louis Ander-| the time, and because he objected |§ "7" 49? Suits... $2.25 Son's 08.8 ap sili eet Ge Porer-| to language used in ce, ‘Dee 4 ; ose ea ches ‘Third ward ner. Pee aoe be wie pnw prenenon, Dress Shoes— all kinds, lasts a ‘The election means that all the — +-——— BARGAIN STORE and leathers, pair.. 82.95 May come from Eye Strain. city officers will go back.| Competent help looking for situa 1106 iret Avenue. PALMIST. 95.00 and $6.00 High Cut Tan Lo us TEST Your Eyes asf EME. 1s Adams, re-clected health/ “oes. Fase ¢ Rach « plano of th HIS REPUTATION ESTAB and Black Shoes, viscolized " Ot proper glasem, ‘Officer, baving won from Dr. Stu- ging ea eae " ; Baa aves end vogue, pelt ft, the republican candidate, last fined home. LISHED IN PORTLAND AND REY B95 3 Thompson Furniture Co. GREDIT Oe ne fer en he: ectewenn; Seates Ten of the Rely LARGE PROF. MANSFIELD. a a "hdtsasice ee | WEST SEATTLE. Dec. 6.~—-After REDUCTIONS Who has not an equal as a Tbe and at 00 Neckwear; choice W & very hot fight the West Seattle Clairvoyant, Astro-Medium and Escisnaac SINEet cies Oe ors Ses 0 Palmist, may be consulted daily on all affairs of life. Prof. Mans in our prices for the holl- field's work is entirely different Everything else in this big store suffers the same general reduction. © citizens ticket was lected, straight. | “~ anti-annexation platform Three Doors South of Pike Street suecessfu! candidates are Dandruff 4 De Neuf. mayor: W. G. Dick- day trade Sold for cash from other mediums and self dlerk; Wilbur F. Lewis, treas —— ~ " styled = clairvoyants. Yo dark- or installments as low as ied a ae eaninee tek OP n ‘a e ‘urer; W. F. Kienstra, attorney; ——. James Cunningham, F. | L C. M. Rowe. Buy your & good range for a holiday present, thereby insuring @ lasting happiness. Comfort in your home—troubles are unknown, and you can buy now for less than usual, We sell the Jewel—Detroit Jewel—the Range that gives satisfac erything done in the broad, open Nght of sober sense (and you in possession of yours). His tnfor mation and advice on marriages. To Cure FREE — {\u"non joc ty 0 culoas any com Lion Clothing tlon—one that all who have used it speak highly of it—one of the best for price om sale fomily affair bastoees transac OF CHARGE _ |} te'sur mate ct" Cetin, ain Call and examine it. No trouble to show it. eens toe guite, etc., are acour House 1050; Independent 1138.) between 6 We carry in stock all sizes and ate and trothful. He reunites 2 and 7 o'clock, and we will send A Stove With Merit Fou will find more good points fm this stove than any on the you a copy at once If you should miss it more than once. please tele phone us every time you mins it, In this way we can be certain of SERS oye eid be evesesete tx Heady’s Barber Shop giving our Deni | Py tg ere mining or in business, He looks : . + into your hand and tells you fi] Cor, First and Washington J) viep—and it ts the only wi what ails you, and gives you [| i= . THE STAR PUBLISHING CO back your lost nerve a: No matter what trouble yc have, call and he will help you. Clairvoyant and mediums with marked mediumistic power de veloped in 60 days or no charge PROF. MANSFIELD. GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL 1115 AND 1117 FIRST AVENUE ROOMS 21 AND 22 Office Houre—9 A. M. to’ P. M different designs of the separated. sattion lovers’ quarrels, causes spoely mar ringes, advises you as to whether First Ave. South and Main St. University cars pass the and guarantee every Range to give satisfaction. It lasts just as long as all other first-class Ranges. ie you less money, and fulfills every demand made upon it No Gift Like the Chickering Piano The Baby Grand—what a gift of gifte? It can be had now—delivered Christmas morning or Saturday night Easy payments can be ar ranged if you desire Could anything be better? Observation Compartment Cars Save Money ib nual December reduced prices for the pury of advertising their Other famous instruments are CAN SYSTEM OF PAIN Afford you the Webber-Pianola Piano—tho DENTISTRY planola built inside the case of at once and have free exam TUS THE LUN HRY OF FINGT Lake nara. the upright. The Krell Auto Grand Piano. The Pianola with the Metrostyle, And the Edison Phonograph the Victor Talking Machine and Daily between eattle, Spokane, St.Paul and Points East ser oF COM MENCING NOV, 22, NTIL JANU ARY 1 WE WILL XTRA vT TH FRER; SiL- é fc UP; GOLD A $5.50 Reed Rocker for $3.75, 50, strong, serviceable chair, full roll, very comfortabl A $35.00 Extension Table for quartered oak, finished golde TRUTH, $4.00 hand polish finished, 60-inch top, suitable for any room, usual- their records b MEO Waits \ " eir records by the thousand, : CROW 3.00 i J $-foot extension, pedestal base, a | ly sold at $5.50 and $4.00; Guitars, Banjos, Mandolins f| CROWNS. $2 pera hii at ter ee ‘ ‘sia very handsome table, spectal at ...+..... 83.7 and small musical instruments. Fy St th I A ©. W. MELORUM, ©. ©. @ ¥. A, 7 i an economical heater, —|]| Largest stock in the West. Low- Bsccshe Wp ptrnaal aad Lady attendant always present All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from 12 to 20 years’ experience. Decause it consumes little fuel It is durable because it is made of the best material. oa low. 1405 Second Avenue. The prices for the next few days are all spec ost prices. S. &. Dakota Sails for the Orient December 16, any article in our stores for less. jal. You can purchase D, §. Johnston (0. CHICKERING DEALERS, 903 Beoond Avenue. Burke Building. Thompson Furniture Co. 14217-1429 First Avenue, Near Pike BROWN'S DENTAL PARLORS, 713 First Avenue. Parlors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Union | block, one door south of MacDougall & South wick’s. m. to 6 p.m. Sun- > 12:20 p, m.

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