The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1905, Page 7

THE DEC. 20, 1905 > | , PerTrTTT TTT TIT. CHICAGO MARKETS. Pork * * Wheat—High, Low, Close Jan 1 13.40, 13.40. | Y i , 5 | De ‘14 May. 1 66 5 |® Amo: «| May, 889-8, 879-4, 88 0-8 | Liverpoo 4, Dec. 6 x y; Consul | Thy, 83 3-4, 83 8-6, 88 8-4 | 10 1-4 ieanetemeatibianbetibint |‘ Me Altred M * Cove ; NEW YORK STOCKS I 1 14 4 ma Cop. 1 1 on 4, o &. A sult for $10,000 damages for| husband. On November 14, the) * New ¥ ' * | Dec 1 60, _ Se eth -e ia 6-4, 166 . . Jalloged alienation of affections | plaintiff avers, Darg enticed” Mra] % Conve it et OT | May, 441-2, 44, 441-8 Brook. R. . | Was filed this morning in the su- | Pendleton away @om har home, api) % os pn Rg Wun vor, din. e{IUly: 449-4, 443-8, 44 People's Gas, 10 re bial [Sgatnae Que Da eo "toe her, where abe remained witnel® (ict of Montane and Idabo: p90) ¢ 10 5-8 Vins. lon, 38 4 oe erm s Pe on claima that until Barg}out the consent or approval of the} * Unite anag, axcorney, mee * | May 8, 317-8, 2 t 3, ptd SE = ARISTOCRATS OF THE BARNYARD KEEP ‘THINGS |intorfored ho lived happily with plaintitt cotter of Pablo. iosaye Ar #| 908 10 2-8 Atchison, #7 ied, 87, 87 Total gale 1 Pendleton ajo: he sO The lows © a wife affection plage arin tea “oe - , AI ae —_—— 7 — —_— oy GOING AT GERMANIA HALL—@EST POULTRY EX. | tivty nnd ner attoction, but that in {society ‘and help. the plaintitt ate] * {hur 1. @waln, Visadia, Cal, August are began » 1 he | lege damaged him tf wt e HIBIT EVER SEEN IN SEATTLE | Pondicton home” and to allenate |of $10,000, whice he Low, weeks “| dd diated tied Mrs, Pendleton’s affections from her! recover from Barg | @ARINE BETES The second day of the poultry od for marketing purposes . H show opened this morning with/|squabs, consisting of A croas be Copeie Home Wintwted, of the] ea u ini about 1,000 aristocrats of the barn) tween the Maltese hen and the runt vethel whip Floreace| Munale,| ie yard oo-o0-ooing the fact that they | Both are itiful birds, but mor whi h weet askore on Posseadon| were st . arth. ‘The show,| espectally are they v aioahay for pro may, straits of Magetkes, is pow in| GS ki judging from the opening day and| ducing squads, Mr, Hill deals ox-| it a city om his way to Victoria the number of fine fowls on exhibi-| clusively in aquab-producing birds Captain Blatetad says {I!-luck ‘at tion, is the greatest ever held in this In this line he has on exbibit the| tended the veasel from the start. He elty spangled Polish lyax, the black | ways she could have been saved had On account of being overstocked There are over ehickens,| white Hungarian and the Malt he salvage which he paid igeons, ducks and rabbits on exhi-/ Hun, which has but recently be | $10,000, carried contract, The é we have cut our entire line of Smok- waa ing Jackets and Bath Robes to abso- bition. All of the sound cities are) introduced Into this country | Florence Munsio went ashore last ) miles in #ix days | well repr 1. Tacoma, how-| W. F. O’Brien, of Kirkland, ; 5 eer ri ever, has come to the front royally,|some fine Angora rabbits NEW YORK, Dec, 20.—Tatlock, ; Indicated that the comm! recommend legtstation that wo n and subsequently wont to Raving sent over more than 260/quinea pigs, besides a number of| president of the Washington Lite wee aptatn A 2B. Mhaw, of the Goaxi irda. Charley McAllister, who is! beautiful homer pig rarer ony “ ei ne nageuctgy = seer Bing lee wd: tate Stekabistagion numnarah te in charge of the show, says he ta Judge George D. Holden, of Ol4 ied im the Insurance case to salt yh early, af car for I gy or vat to ply on the wore than pleased with the Tacoma, Town, Minn., president of the Amer-| "Sy ene. by his line of questions, | for one Ary » COS" t cuchtins siven m. joan Poultry association, is judging ee Tee eee spleens aren A schooner is reported to hav Dignified Cochins je beets. stress signals in the Chickens of the finest varieties,| It has be reproventing the er of the sound| Saturday stock, are rar in long lines of| mitted to t Hittle groups. Great white rocks,| Before the end of the exhibit it ts proud and haughty buff Cochias,|* ted more than 2,000 birds will times a minute. Saucy little ban f the up-sound away from ves-| i" 2° MRS. CARTER SAYS SHE | ip, arrived Monday Blue labels were awarded at the } | am at their bi —— IS} poultry show thie morning am fol | Tere eee eee ee | tams shrilly 4 ing SSS Fe ute cost. eal beauties at $5 and when cor ot in a box, doeen't| I Andewrens, of Geattia & Divorce from one husband and{her prior contract masriago was be Ss count and taking advantage of it tol feet fd and fifth cock: eres | ®@ annullment of her marring bar and that she was at liberty t up and nice ones as low as $2.50. * 4 . “kia” the big fellows | Linder, of Seattle, cockerel and trac | another was simuitar wife of Owen Williams. | * >* Not the least in importance is the} third and fifth; Charles B. Stapl for in the aup scond husband deserted | % * exhib Among those rep-|of ‘Tacoma. + ge te plaintiff says she t h ‘ Hema tn inne with many a-|and fourth owmoarth aed fh seattle. Recently, ahe| * , The largest assortment in attle vieties are: Charles Simpson, of} puliet and second hen The Se lavera, she 4“ informed that + ys 7 Mitraresn roan Lake, and] pouitty tarm secured wearie at tne | complalsts, ONO Ag re, marriage wee Wal ont [AeA RR eRe Rhea Oe to choose trom. John H. Hill, of Port Tow the exhibit of Mr. Stmpson Dreeds are more in evide tte Plymouth Rocks, Ie/ tet, from whom the cock, firat second, third | & diverce, and the al, fore, wt filed complaints In} nd fifth cookere!; first, third ang | Owen William meen sy ‘ — among them are the : *} fourth hen; trom ¢ - pine ee aly ype i = Neckwear, Suspenders, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, as et st and ond her firet com ph againat the 1a y iers, swallows, frill-baes aint fo P g for annulment | Mofflers, Umbrellas, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, homers all varieties, f 1 rthy c Tibds. and in fact every — a ts ; NEW YORK, De , Etc., at 30 per cent discount fancy pizeon ook mas hange sold rm, Razors, Mani in San she on. Many Pigeons. Mr. Hill is ducing a new| Fred AUTOPSY When H. L. Cauikins, a gardener | " Mying in the rear of 1507 First av., home last evening he dis: | covered the dead body of his wife stretched out on the bed. She is! believed to have been dead several ‘Mra Caulkins had been in poor for a number of years and | Was being treated regularly for | heart failure, which is thought to ate A Special Sale of ing establishment. An jt with In 19 ® at DDaw | COME TONIGHT A. Bridge & Co. 1415-1417 Second Ave., Next Door to Bon Marche '.. ADAMS .. VALUABLE PRESENTS It won't be esnary to make if you give « { the Vectorets FOWNES, DENT’S OR PERRIN'S GLOVES. very best makes to buy forg ifts, All styles andé . Brooks & Co.'s, 18! . FOR LESS. WHY PAY MORE This Week Bargains 400 Coffee, this week, per pound 35e Coffee, this week, per pound. . NEGLECT May ruin your eyesight If your vision is impaired, let us fit you with proper glasses. NO RUSHING HESE Lamps are for both é ” y| 20¢ Coffee, this week, per pound In our methods of examination. ——- GAS and ELECTRIC use Oe to $200 UI 250 Cotter, this week. per pound We taken the time to properly vv se. Bent Trimmers, all styien, from “ a 4 NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—The jury noe wo % Moasyrock Washington Creamery Bu: fit “Glasses, ; Bee to, $3.00 Quality and satisfaction guaranteed. Alea Tart Hangers’ style E : L. W. SUTER Ad T & Coff c G. BENINGHAUSEN, ams tea OTTCS CO. Yh mont eran 1533-1535 Second Ave., Cor. Pine St. 5 Fite Avents: Decorated Brass in dif- ferent finishes, including Oxidized, Copper, Vene- tian Gold, Dull Black, Wrought Iron, Burnished Brass, heavy slate base, fancy decorated glass shades, in assorted colors and $3—2 patterns z THIS PRICE LAMP INCLUDES LAMP COMPLETE —IN THE GAS, WITH WELSBACH MANTEL, CHIMNEY AND TUBING, IN FACT READY TO LIGHT. IN THE ELECTRIC WITH LAMP, WIRE AND SOCKET COMPLETE, READY TO SWITCH. PRICE GOOD TILL SATUR- DAY, 10:30 P. M. ‘Finds Attorney Abe Hummel! guilty « Bankers’, Paper ‘@f subornation of perjury in the ‘Dodge- Morse divorce case. 1 FOR LIFE! HILLSBORO, Ore, Dec. 20.—S14- _ Bey Brugger, « half witted 15-year- Youth, who held up and killed , W. Booth last September, plead- (98 guilty to murder in the second Gegree and was sentenced to life im- prisonment today. SAVED! VICTORIA, B. C, Dec. 20.— Lightkeeper Daykin, of Carmanah, _ Baved two schooners on the west * @oast of Vancouver island this ‘morning. ‘The tug Bahada arrived first af- fer being notified by Daykin, and towed the four-masted schooner De- ®iance out of danger, off Bonilla point. ‘Another schooner was in an even | ‘worse position than the Defiance. about 10 miles west of Carmanah. ‘The tugs Tyce and Prosper had ® face for the schooner and at about ac — the former got a line aboard SPINNING’S CASH STORE 1310 Second Ave. tt, ss an AAs et Buy Your Wife a Christmas Present ---of 500 Shares of--- A Scat 60 Cents" He Share 4 Pay for It $30 Down and $30 Per Month Until Paid YOU WILL SEE IT BRING DIVIDE NDS ALL YOUR LIFE. HIS IS NO ORDINARY MINING SCHEME, it DESE RV Ee ev R SUPPORT. Other Suitable Christmas Gifts RAZORS SAWS. SCISSORS. Does he shave? Initiate Some might smile at the sug ‘The name of the second schooner has not yet been ascertained sued a Spe ~ 15¢ habit o gestion of a saw for a and perman ~ OFFICERS— \ habit of s(h)aving oneself. Christma resent, but Clat Sciegnres : ates man such lasting apprecia- ing or thoughtful, especial full duty for a life time DR. F. A, CHURCHILL, Ve be tion as a set of Griffin Ra- Jy when it ig a good one, ahd their beautiful finish Pres. ag zors, with strop complete, in We make a special price and fine quality make them PER | F. A. SUTPHEN, Sec’y fancy a a vo 9 Razor, reduction on Disston’s cel- most acceptable ° M. B. CRANE, Treas. guaranteed satis ory or ‘awe all next would suggest at this ses ° , Saran: ent ahiaie LANG DRUG C°% | Gere om year a pair of 724 Alaska Building .M. BROOKES, and above, an abundance of good strops. ; No. 3 anata U 5 A trustees, - COLMAN BUILDING. BREAD SAWS ; special, for ( hrist scissors. Prices ws Seattle, j- Je Fe A. J. WALTERS, Supt. The solution to many a prob- $1.50 40¢ to T5e lem in the giving of a HAMMER SQUARES. Christmas gift is one of 4, ‘ , , e dont ug t n or r t easy enoug t these Christy or Knives ished ste ebony or fanc dies, nickel trin rly sells for soc, le eee Le regu ered in white, rf A large assortment of Triple NUT CRACKS, marked special for Christ inch r Benedict’s Nickel Plated, sat- mas selling . . B5¢ Mand and Stand Mirrors, in all in frosted finish, Nut Also a line of Yankee Screw the popular woods received Cracks, in beautiful design Drivers, N 30, regular 00 yerterday so late that we will and extra fine finish; a $1.50, $1.2 and Eb hanes bas SET Mites tho prices ox- ss able and welcome gift No. 44, regular 4 o, spe- Regular $1.63, No TICE sscscvocceses ME CM oerecoeeccess Ol wcccvccces “tremely low to move them this year, Come tn and look therm over, Open Evenings Till