The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY DEC EERE REE ERE EH Fw) Rov ampAOD. At It a.m AMUSEMENTS. * * ‘Chure® Members tok Footpat: annnnncne ~ werner ners * IROQUOTS, Tl Deq 40, *) 7:00 Pom Not Peace, but a * The bank of Troquola was robe ®) Sword.” & bed by safe blowers this morn= * inliat Temple Meg. Kennedy bw ing and $600 was stolen, The ®) At 8 p, m,, “Industrial Byolytion.’ I SEAITLE’S ley Cot | robbers escaped # |" quenn Clty ‘Theosophical Hoclety LEADING Suet Main 65 v ha 7pm NER HEH THO Booret Doctrine tap m THEATER ‘dependent Health—Mental and Physical | N N | o ) A , 1 IDAY - BPH W. FOLK, OF MISSOURL Cathedral hapel, Terry av IGHT I BDAY MAT The nearer a government can be Masson at 6 a, m., 7:30 a. m., 8:80 ; | Reseen . and Aaa aaa ee Om, and 8:50 p.m [CAPTAIN LINDQUIST SENDS INEE better the * Inorder to insure publica- ® t. Mary Parish —Rev. W. J.] j 8s | Farewell Testimonial to An important re oth alae? ptureldt | Meta. Maple Ty pgp ee WORD THAT IT 1S USELESS ve at. 0 electie ee le da ‘esue mui h The * ( hildren's masa 8:20 @ ) 10, TO TRY TO SAVE PORTLAND WT, SAgeerey op- . senators by the people. e }w® Star of not r than 6 da hool at 9:20 a. m. an 40 ERA CO demand for this reform is growing le o Friday evening. Those */} p,m sh mass and sermon 6 A aad th ts @.tueation of only a little ot BPAY eet be purr at tutes ae hota Car Clee: ; a iM In. Magnificient Production of time before it will be accomplished | & Mahed,—Hd nar at on w diuditiodl (= #4 wo Fr: yy, we bat sai Se age oe feral con [aaa RRA acred Heart Church—Re eo, |of a telegram from Capt 1 stitution, which provides for the A. Hild. At € 5. m. and 8 a. m../a a at & tion of se © legis! wt ) | at that t t tion of the es of two Cherry v. MW Haynes x Ch P Ctile. onception ae aituae $6 as thirds of the s Oe a ee coneek b Rev weer t and 8:80| Car Omar J, Humphrey, of Without any special effort in "Re : w pie wt 10:20 a, m., high|the Alaska Con go that direction many states have al PR A ie. acre and sermon; 7 m., bene ftaf s ago for tl ready made the reque The gen FF spay mr ” fu vk make a eral assembly M ri, at the ag - P ht | rans t 1 th ning last session, pas a resolution to | youth ; ' 1 John | g ponmit Capt 1 juist i Ay mW YEAR this effect | M. Freeland ~ a) i bird y ected t MACBETH” T favor tho election of s¢ j Balance for tee Ti , BHI f i by popular vote, and it is evi | “Why vie af ttot 1 UMEDAY MIGHT “MARY that this system will demonstrate >. — Se agg i . A fs... © STUART that the chief n ves of the ye" mod = Yen 7:30 . t + Pe "2 PRI ; , By the A rs of “Dolly Var- people In cong will re nearly fang ' . ty Teflect the p: will pt Forward ‘ { the D I oo g | Beacon Hill Congregational—Re if , “oR i }C. RB. Gale. At a. te T I | j tr JENKINS 60T lel : oe P ‘ COMING—JANUARY 19— COMING-—JANUARY 19 ik. Ga At opt ( OFFICER DIRECTOR ALVE CALVE THE MONEY | Pils . eational-—Rev. | F BE. L. Grondahl _ ‘ea od ‘ j \ = Ne Herman Qyetz pirit » & dD ne Retr ’ ot ‘ Cari Sunde YM AND 0. Dec \" atlor ; = Eo wea # Parry lenkins and Dan Mel ( gational--R John Erikson {. BE. Luts l sites 40 ow. th Look Ang Suadey N light fh 30 minutes to a draw . ~ Sartori people at the Emy ast) Sy 4 ‘ 0 j Backwa Forwa 7:30 p. Vice Brest A. Whalley Last Tins night. Jenkins won $100 for staying} LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF JOS °H W. FOLK, OF MISSOUR © yea owe . “ Allain 18 minutes with McLeod. A second agrees bd A. H. Boelbers vier Pearson condition was that Jenkins was tol ‘ ge Pe 9 V.-Prest, and Cashier Soelberg Tecelye $200 if he threw McLeod UT jHour Gla iad atl Grondahl | —— within the time limit, which was 30 A A ae ee ae itemiies ' y , : . ‘HIRD AVENUE | “The Most min’ iret Church ¢ rie . f rence the New Year by putting something in the fj - a Ur it f a Saving * - | WASHINGTON, D. C., Dee. 30. valley. | At 30:30, an 1 if you cann . spare more m a be i pt with a Russell & Drew Mgrs.—Both Phones 567. Consul Randall, at Dawson, est The consul believes that the Alas-) Christ gotler, any ou know the old saying, “Well begun is pe perenne | mates that the output of gold in| ka-Yukon exposition at Seattle will! the Mark for half « and you will find that when you once start to oe == wenatchee to have - trrigation| AiMske for the past season wil! ex ark the b ng of anew era in| Theosophical Bociety. soon put money in bank it is not half so hard to save as you think PRICES--NIGHT, 20c, 30c, 40c, 50c. MATINEES 25c and 10c. % a reigation | ceed $14,000,000. Alaska affairs. He says the Alaska | Laxige—A! § Pp. my “11 : Whether your account here is small or large you will be @iteh May 1 It was $9,000,000 last year. There| gold crop excerds the valt the | 8 - State Educational association in/is @ big increase tn the Tanana fisheries output Westminster Presbyterian treated with every « and consideration WEEK COMMENC NG weasion at North Yakima | | J. M. Wilson, At It Deposits made by January 10 draw interest from Jan | Sagoo caro swapurary suc- | : Wisdom and the re 3 is wary 1 -. TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MATINEE. SPECIAL MAMINEE MON- coasor perintenden atson in| om t 7:30 “he Crate . NEW YER : , @ehoo! for Defective Youth, Van- a eh Dah ia lacie ddan | + i Blea = resi We pay 4 per cent interest in our Savings Depart DAY, NEW YEAR'S DAY, eeaver. “4 | * ROME, Dec. 30 & | First Presbyterian—Rev. M. A.|— ment, compounded twice a year wh te H. N. Anderson filed * ploded in tb * | Matthews At ll a m ‘Our Ue o for probate at Montesano. #® Agata, at Foggia " "ts 20 j aries ayiors bs ailenceable Witnesses;" 7:30 p. m.,} * Charles Johnson died at county STAND AGAIN #® A necret society In believed to ®| “Things and Persons We Should N Y k Cc lies nse cc ¥ be ——— Only a few . Cremate; Thursday - © p ot | OF ew or ompany — a a . ‘ aienapede were burt “The Church from the Ascension o Sergeant Jarret, U.S, A, suicides! sie * # | Chrint to Death of 8 PRESENTING VANCE & SULLIVAN'S BIG MELODRAMATIC ae: v= ll wed ial Fa be Lot be cag cgi 4 Rea) Advent Christian Advent SENSATION— P. S.C. E. organizations to hold} aration of neal years the j : Coopreders. A om at Hoquiam. | Northern Presbyterian church and ! _ : rward oT 80 pm i pital stock of Northwestern Gas|the Cumberland Presbyterian The Ident @ Life for the 4 ° fand@ Electric companies of Walla, church are at last consolidated | Nos 7 Year” tandard of Lite for Corner First Avenue and Yesler Way er arriage Ow Walla incres sed. | There was but one disdnting FE. Chureh—Howard SEATTLE,.WASH. ack McGinnis shot at Ev | vote Be * A FB Drake. At 11 eg Faactien ‘oon et Bast| Pl 0 wea 9 yt A. B. Campbell, the brakeman! a. m., “Our Heritage,” 7:50, wateh, | POWERFUL IN THEME, MASTERLY IN TREATMENT, Sound. arate denominations and hereatier | 78° Ve* killed at Groce River Hot | night serv! Our Heritage—How | HEART INTERESTING SCENES, THRILLING CLIMAKES, SEN- Milietehes to have cheaper light} the church records of the united Soe = a rear-end collision Had.’ 5 cae pythten! SATIONAL EPISODES, STARTLING MECHANICAL EFFECTS, Mamuar Adotph Anderson suicides| aesembiy will embrace the separate | “24 be clone was to blame Fire wal Society ot THE STRONGEST SPECTACULAR SENSATIONAL RAILROAD ¥ ‘That is the result of the inquest | hall. Harry J. Hall, At3 p.m. and rma ER PRODUCED. at Olympta. histery of the two institutions. ain tO heh dir. > ‘Senet Place ta: Hilo EFFECT EV RODUCED, iiss to hendie tants tal reper * / een made by Coroner Carroll last even-| 7:45 p.m. jesus’ Place i é ‘Yakima valley. ng | fn h foe pe in 1818 “The me. -———~-———— | Zin ty Parish—Rev. H. H. Gow i ‘ \ ations! Lumber ‘& Box company| division arose over tho extreme Jen. vat 7:20 p.m, apectal rousical Tonight---“‘A Jolly American Tramp” gets option on « os ae ee | doctrine of predestination and cer service, “Meestah.” } 3 ‘ ordination of min aid hall 7 What Wl Be the} George Da Colville, dented) tuiy conform to the classical stand Soi tuk ielectea | writ of habeas corpus. Poultry show, South Bend, Jan- _ wary % to 27. | Columbia & Puget Sound ratiroad Mies annual report at Olympia. > Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Walla Walla pioneer, dead Mrs. Adam Arnold CAR SHORTAGE dead at Col- ‘The executive committee of the Coast Manufacturer's asso- /eiation yesterday ted Victor = Beckman secretary of the organ- E ‘ ards of the Presbyterian hureh WASHINGTON, D.C. NEWS NOTES Agent Burritt reports f es for installation of jants in Chinese nual report bureau of plant tn lustry shows grat « results | Great quantities of seeds distribu ed Postmaster announces that all points west of Miasissippt river will Many matters of vital Interest to} receive mail half day cart | manufacturers were dis-| Congressman MeKint nota, Prominent among them be- | gives $2,600 for hospital in the Phil | bier. It} ippines. | was reported that the situation is —_—__— — | ever, notwithstanding, J. © Perry, 40, © Canadian stone ithe fact that various shut-downs of | cutter, married, was examined by | Pmailis have reiiewed (Be-situation as | the lunacy commission iar as the railroads are concerned.| in Justice Moore's « fhe facts will be isid before. the} labors under the del a a vd t e departments of the different | pair .. 15¢ Genuine We tle . $1.25 Diston Pat 6 inches We Box High- Grade Totlet | 156 dozen Brass Hat Hooks .. $1.50 dozen Gold Traced Semt- Porcelain Cups and Saucers, 15c Macbeth No. 2 Pearl lamp Chimney . 10¢ Japanned Steel Foot Scraper Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union ple are trying to poison him, « feared that he will harm some- | Be Iabach Cap Man- -seeee OO Top - Te 10c Brass Lamp Burner No. 1 Se. 250 Ladies’ Brass Lanterns 15¢. 10c Box Fine Water Lined Writing ‘Tablet Se. tern Hand Saws, The Plated Coat and Se R. FE. Dunt pm Landmarks Ballard ap. At Have You Visited Our Piano Depart- ment This Week? like others, have © Our previous announcement of al piano values for this week, br. maybe !t has not yet been posst Probably you, ble for you to call and see them, We want to say that you should make no delay, for selections are being made every day. Can't you me—tomprrow surely? The op tunity for choice is much better than It can possibly be later ot shall continue piano values, and t prices consistent but just now inusual opportunity be very large stock to course, we to on offer the very be do #0 at the lowes h the best values. e is an cause of the choose from Famous Makes in Used Pianos A saving in price that is bona fide. A plano, although not new that 1s good—a piano that fs far better than any “cheap” new one. More than a dozen different makes to choose from, pianos in the great est variety of styles, any we you wish Steinway & Son A. B. Chase, Estey, Emerson, Weber Pease, Mason & Hamlin, Chickering. Kimball, Herlich and others KASY PAYMENTS IF YOL Sherman,Clay&Co. 711 SECOND AVE., SEATTLE 911 PACIFIC AVE., TACOMA. LIKE. ersity Place, “Remove Not Presbyterian Christian—Rev. | 11 a. m. and 7:30 the Ancient THEATER THE HOME OF SEATTLE ‘iiss: sonn wane, Mor. rashes eyenee nase - Chureh SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT AND ALL WEEK. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES—2hc, 100. THE DREAMLAND BURLESQUERS PRICES—T5e TO 10c. TONIGHT—LAST TIME—THE Only Sunday Paper In Seattle That Has Associated Press INNOCENT MAIDS In Tomorrow’s Post- In telligencer Sunday, Monday 2 to 11 P.M. Tomorrow, Monday 2to 11 P.M. STAR NEW YEAR'S ATTRACTIONS RICAN VAUDEVILLE Albini! Mlusionist SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOREIGN LETTERS BIGGEST ACT IN A Albinil The Peerless ~~ § | Elsie Wolfe Singer and Dancer Lynn W By William Jennings Bryan , j | | : -| The most interesting feature of the magazine for 1906 will | Pete Dun | ——- iu of letters on men and affairs in foreign lands by Mr. | Star's Great «Ginger | A Laughable Picture >» is now making a tour of the world. The Post-In- | _—— eras she - telligencer has secured the exclusive rights for these letters. They | Last Chance Today t . ous ous 0 see “Phroso” i will be illustrated, and the first ene will be printed on January a ee yore 2 us It ts 4 from Honolulu. 19095 IN.WAR AND PEACE AT HOM |PRINCESS | THEATER 7 Great THE HAPPENINGS OF AND ABROAD. Yea 1905 DAY BY DAY—A DIARY OF THE YEAR'S EVENTS: WE SOLD THE LEASE |) Sine Sketch Artista Must vacate by Feb. 1, 1906. En || ts cn a. ™ Week and Exhaustive Survey of the History of the A Chro «ical Review of the Events 0! e the Fields - Prank Snait D ene, Bpert and Necwroles Carpets, etc, must be sold at a Grand Scenic Production En- SACRIFICE. poRT ARTHUR, ‘The Old Home at Yuletide.” WORLO'S BIGGEST GRAIN ELEVATOR te CANAD. c An Miustrated Le by Frank G. Carpenter Bhe wing the Won- CHARLES DRYDEN’S “DOINGS AT OPE SPRINGS"—ILLUST AT Adm| TURKISH BA’ BATHS 50c THE RED FRONT RATED, Being an Account of th Mofit aay. Fish Barbecue and How TURE CO. H dy’ LILIAN BELUS NEW YORE LETTER ABOUT PLAYS AND rine Strovt - y s Bark rber PLAYERS r Fi ri Deseribing Grace og, in "The Marriage of William Ashe” and vid eee Fiat iaeG atine Toast of the Town canal WHEN LABOR nutes THE WORLD, BY KEIR HARDIE, M. P, Ww. B ‘Remember we sel dn tate caliper jrent Labor-Leader-Member of the o Oe Watches and Jewelry areatiag Erate on the installment plan, HUTCHINSON CO. 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