The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1905, Page 5

| HOCH MUST lote we as tra, ore, day SUPREME COURT GF ILLINOIS SUSTAINS DECISION OF LOWER a COURT, AND ONE OF THE MOST INFAMOUS OF MODERN = CRIMINALS MUST PAY THE PENALTY AL ———w SPRINGFFIELD, TL, Dec. 14.) Germany, 1 r of the In t has affirmed the] vestigation od many start 7 » Hoch case ing discov hat he had at least anged Februar | fifteon wives within ten years, and jer) Bluebeard. | . was ty of | charg against . to be edt ft Mra. Ma Hen-| the name of Schmidt | oO tee bo ea »” Lu ng. OT me man woman, wh > by year ie, tune of $ of Hoch tn : j ing in kindoves, 4 8 after her sister Mra. Wa h, had died a sud den and m rious death. The day! | » after th ling Hoch decamped| LES" with all avings epee Last Wife Convicted H | TOS CE The jast Mrs. Hoch ode atom it w n diet under el to the police and an inve was at once set on foot. Si = taken to apprehend the | stances which were regarded a shout he undertake to return to suspicious body burt. IVe RELEASED! dlusion of the presentation of evt @ence by the prosecution In th fa which it was alleged that b SI tetee_frems to Winconatn: Render- |" » sitens0e subelay ts = Pfister's counsel m | soc " z @efendant be dinmia at Pu ; J grounds of ey he nln ier Potlach on the boom S ATE Wi Meee ' nents ouses for Prosser, Z Star Flashes ca State assessors at Olympia Jan- wary 16. Great Northern after Canadian against Great Northern in Philadel- County Clerk Koonts and County / phia federa! wrt for rebating. ‘Treasurer Erwin to be dismissed James J, HIM, at St. Paul Alexander M. Gardner, alias G. N.| says West is far ahead of Adams, 20, state university stu-| Germany says if powers dent, sues for pardon, saying that| China, they'll have to fight Ger- piended guilty to shield the| many. a Seattle waitress. Sen-| Commissioner of Corporations aes ie years, Garfield at Chicago may serve as Spokane vestigation. "Avacories claims deey harbor. Civil service reer league South Bend crackamen secure] Milwauker agatrat boas rule from Simpsce Lamber com-| Miss Frances B Pits, Alaska min- ing woman, loses fine fure in New) County Times sold. York. Well known In Seattle. Roxana McNuriin, Walla. Walla, @ommits suicide by drowning. tion yesterday onid he had been pur- wll Moot sivle and boys| sued by big companies because he x would not give up certain records. Bic. Jewett, Bellingham high I principal. resigns. Everet Standing army in Chicago sup- ported by Merchants’ association to it Chamber of Commerce break strikes. ects officers. Wenatchee electric light fran- ehise changed. North Coast wants right of way et Prosser. Lee Tong and Wong See, Walla Walla Chinese, married. Soldiers punch Walla Walla cop. Bi. _P. collision at Centralia, No-! Seven Shopping Days AND CHRISTMAS IS UPON US Do Your Christmas Shopping Tomorrow This is good, honest, sensible advice for we know you have every thing to gain; and buy early in the morning, Z for an hour in the forenoon is worth two in the afternoon. Keep to the Right CARRY SMALL PARCELS FOWNES, ‘DENTS on PERRIN’S | GLOVES. The very best makes to buy for Christroas gifts. All styles and sizes at E. N. Brooks & Co. 1 2nd ave. STORE DIRECTORY Balcony DOLLS, DOLLS’ DRESSES, DOLLS’ GAMES, BLOCKS, BOOKS, XMAS TREE MENTS, WAGONS, DOLL BUGGIES. Main Floor 2 EVERY KIND OF A TOY. Be, 10¢, 15¢, 25¢, 35¢, 50¢, $1.00 COUN- SILVER WARE, CUTLERY, SPORTING 6Q0 Pi Basement HINA, CUT GLASS, DINNER WARE, CHINA GAIN COUNTERS, WAGONS, DOLL BUGGIES. selger &@ Hurlbut DISHES, ORNA- ie, 2 Benton county criminal docket | Witness for pacers in beef trust tn- | Eight tndictments are returned | Witness tp insurance tnvestiga-| —— Shoppers’ Junch served at Haynes, *| j The Wot: oa a few important notes worth your very care- ful consideration thi re ha doubtedly the largest, most attract it HW Av ra rift articles in th ’ and r credit-giving plar I fh 1 by their ta 1 al « t terr ftered f r ’ ’ for ho! | h 1 ning th re will be oper very ' t week absolutely satisfactory holiday delivery nd tut ployes wishing to purchase holiday pres ents for who employ them will be given a “spe will buy a MORRIS CHAIR, a ROCKER, a LADIES’ DESK, a week HEATER or a BUCK’S STEEL RANGE here. si-SI is willingly, pleasantly, gladly extended to satisfactory way. a pleasant and entirely Standard Furniture Co. 1006 TO 1016 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE -- TACOMA Lew Suggestions For Yourself or Others | | i | THE SEATTLE STAR-—FRIDAY, DEC. 15, ¢ ‘LastNews|.. SMOKING JACKETS AND LOUNGING ROBES AT HALF § Shoes for Women PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. THE Great Wreck Sale OF WRECKED STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA If you want to get a share of the good bargains this sale offers, you must act ton r tock is melting rapidly wily en left for a few more d and when tt is gone th 1 t t Mr, Roland H. Mitchell be t fr 1 t i Under te for g Co, It is now selling at DT aa os te COME EARLY TOMORROW---THERE’LL BE A CROWD er be able to tell that the nly These ate as good. as new woul: $ and $8 SMOKING JACKETS FOR. $10.00 SMOKING JACKETS FOR $7 and $8 Lounging Robes 10 p. m. Sat ider ai ht and all next w Underwearfor | Odd rie of Men’s ae a, children $ Jacket Men at Salvage Less Than Half “ets and Coats ribbing 7 — Ove “¥ be were Sale Prices 75¢ Wool Undershirts. Men's $15. ta for BBE | Mon’s $15.00 Cravenette Coats for.. $1.25 quality All Wool Shirts Men’s Trousers at ont Drivers «« --64¢1 One Big Lot of Men’s Suits $2.00 Scotch Wool Shirts and ] an put om one table. Some that were made to sell at $15.00, $16.00 «lal Price heii Drawers sere oe «+ | and $18.00. All put in one lot for final riddance at $7.15) °— 508 “Gace Men's $3.00 Trousers for.. » des $1. 45 $4.00 and $5.00 Trouers for. ; $2.85 a BOYS’ CLOTHING AT HALF PRICE Fp 75¢ Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 4be Youths’ $9.00 Suits for... . $4.85 ODD LOTS -| Od lot Jersey Shirts for men, Men and Children Bors’ Kees Ponts: 54 ity, to go at, a pair. Odd lots of Veilings and Lac at Salvage Sale es, worth 10c and 15¢, ies | were $1.50, now ....74¢ | Boys’ $3.00 Knee Pants Suits baydeadinae octets © | President Suspenders in box- for .. ..... $1.65 Prices Odd lots of Women's Fur] irSilk embroidered ; worth Boys’ $6.00 Knee Pants Suits id lots o omen’s Fur . $2.00 Boys’ Box Calf Shoes | "Starts leas than Half Price | 75° 0% ** terres: iehig, Riemann: 7 eoveeee $1.23 | O1dd tot of Women’s Jackets | Holiday Neckwear, all per- $3.00 Dress or Walkin of tweeds and ker cloth fect goods, suld in the ex Dry Goods at Sal- Alaa Nien $1: 7 ee acc ae $1.64 | clusive shops at 75¢_and calla $1.00, here for ......50¢] Wage Prices $3.50 Dress Shoes at $1.98 Odd lot Men’s Working | Odd lot Smoking Jackets, | 12/%c¢ Outing Flannel, the "s Shoes at. Gloves, regular 75c sort. Lounging and Bath Robes eee see 6e a S0cen W¥eee coves B7¢ | Bt ese eee -Half Price | soc Wool Flannel, red. .16@¢ Pay Less Than Half for Furnishings 15¢ Fast Black Lisle Socks.. | 10c White Handkerchiefs .- | ase Suspenders ....... 3¢ | $1.00 Men’s Stiff Shirts 37@ Sbetdbe ve vckg tees MEE. 40 0ndes eeeee eeeeees 2¢ | soc Boys’ Soft Shirts. .23¢ | >>¢ Men's Golf Shirts. .45¢ 2sc Wool Socks, salvage price} 25¢ Neckties, assorted styles | $1.00 Men’s Fancy Golf | soc Men’s Working Shirts. . 8¢ 8¢ SW ba Sick aks) BES Loc pacee, sn cceceecen 24¢ soo Finst AVE- PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. co of The next few days will cause a vast amount worry: “WHAT TO GIVE THE MAN?" Practical people aim to select gifts of practical character, so that good us be made of them as well as being orna- mental. could be more acceptable than one of our custom tailored Overcoats or Suits that are all ready to wear. The asso’ foreign weave woolens and worsteds, and made in the rtment consists of selections of home and latest and most approved styles by large Eastern tail- THE CHICAGO MISFIT PARLORS act as agents of their uncalled for garments, for one-half the ors. made-to-order price A Suit or Ov at that was made to order for $20.00, ff should be a suitable gift for .. sews soeeoee $10.00 Ov sat that was made to order for $25.00, acceptable gift for... ...s0. ceseeee+s G1Z.5O A Suit or Overcoat that was made to order for $30.00, ought to please any man for ...ssee seeees $15.00 A Suit or Overcoat that was made to order for $35.00, ill long be remembered for .. «+406 eeseres $4. 50 A Suit or Overcoat that was made to order for $40.00, would appeal to the most fastidious man as a token of | high esteem [OF .ccccsceees soe ceeeeee 66+ BOO | A large selection of seperate Pants ny eae tailor made, ranging in price from..... . $2.50 to ey | The Chicago Misfit Parlors ! Cor Union Se. die li gry 714 FIRST AVENUE oe Swell Furs FOR FARR LADIOS AT REA- § SosaBLD PRYCKH, limon» f STD CRW ONIN CAN DER HTLLP PANE EM AR, Bete ‘ PUR co. Fp ane MARIONS ST. 1400 First Ave. She Special Special Torpreew (Suorday) we offer big wetlietiyne In Suite aud One eons, Gack oe & 4aib—we will cave you Many, CORNER FIRST AND SPRING : 2 See Al These Good Points : Never Break Malleable PATENT SAFETY VALVE ATTACHMENT---which absolutely pre- vents explosion from freezing or other causes where ranges are attached to pressure boiler. “L’? WATER BACK---made of Malleable Iron, insuring an abun- dant supply of hot water with a minimum consumption of fuel. HEAVY DUPLEX GRATE---A half turn of which gives new life to the fire and removes only the ashes to a dust-proof ash pan below. HEAVY SECTIONAL LININGS--- Air pro- tected and extension tips, utilizing ashes as a non- conductor of heat to prevent the linings from burning out. MALLEABLE IRON BACK FLUE SHOE---Preventing creosote from rusting out the back flue, riveted to the body of range so as to form an air tight joint. MALLEABLE OVEN BOTTOM BRACE-- Preventing the oven from buckling or warping out of shape. LIDS, SHORT CENTERS, ANCHOR PLATES, in fact all parts of the range except the fire box, made of the highest quality of malleable iron. MALLEABLE IRON EXTENSION SHELF, handsomely nickel plated. RESERVOIR BRACKETS attached to range without the use of bolts or rivets. LARGE POCKET HEATER---Insuring an abundance of hot water when reservoir is used. RESERVOIR TOP REMOVABLE, making it thoroughly sanitary. RESERVOIR all copper, handsomely nickel! plated, removable and adjustable, insuring control of the heating of the water. ARCHED OVENS---Insure strength, durability and even baking. _ Mary othes special features too nurherous to mention, but which *