The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1906, Page 5

HE WAS © A HERO! however, exerted a malian influence) Vw 1 happy, attended by many misfor-| brothers who received a thrashing J qnawneensinasiaitants *l tunes, Including lose of fortune and| from a young man named Win-| Sace | Jing in the husband's mental de-| Chester for insulting the latter's IN PRESENCE OF MISS ROOSEVELT, CQNGRESS Keneration, ax a remult of which wife | Wife on Pike ot, Baturday night sa e Va ues ‘ and mother waged a fierce legal bat-| Were fined $100 and costs each by | MAN LONGWORTIPRESCUES A DROWNING ED tle for his guardianship, in which| Justice Gordon, yesterday after te wife waa finally victorious fioon, Failing to pay the fine they | ITOR | During all this time Banker @fur-| Were given 43 days in the chain | While the store is just full up with the grestest values ever of . phy ined obstinately immune! e#ne fered here, during any kind of a sale, we want to each day call . jto all overtures for ragoneliiation “ . your attention to a few especially good ones —ones that will appeal Congressthan Longworth proved) the Japanese liner Kanagawa Maru. | j speaking or ma deve on the > $on at & kleneo~at 0 yee wil went @ ter a Ge himedt a hero his recent trip! The affair 4 quite & sensa-| ite La ae moe nee oes you see them, to the Philippines with Alfce Roose | tion, the pape im the far east be jed his tw as “dei The pro’ yelt, by reseutng a drowalng man/ing full of praise for thegallantry | pag Remeipeet noni ga Agena Here is « JANUARY under the eyes of the congressional] of the deed. A high pea was run-| 1 hie " i. pigs yell agy . wan ALM, extra and spe party | ning and it required a bit of gon-| yar “ant a Bangg =» > ones clally god value, from While on the tra Sheridan, | uine nerve to leap into the wea, with ror ding Me chon cally Gaet Separteeens Frederick O'Brien, the ed and hip running at the rate of 16 Pe an? Ninaes, be cast price it's a lot of Boveaux publisher of the Manila Cablenewa, | knots an hour | Senha Winks 094 prepared, immedi Axminster Rugs of ty aceldentally fell overboard. Long: | Congressman Longworth was with | Pa oe eee Pe Peris . 27g64 in size, in all kinds worth leaped after him, averting| Misa Alice Roosevelt at the time, | ls eh aughter and I has oo” citterent patterns what might have been a tragedy and her presence may have (nepfted Soa ter “oe ye e ~ Oriental and Flora) ef. The story ts told by arrivals on} him to-perform the gallant deed | doubttul tag very te and in all color ‘ " NO RESERVE, EVERY ings. Thin rug is practical! ple at the re r price, whieh is THING TO GO. $3.00. The JANUARY ALE #1. READY FOR WEDDING MARCH WASHINGT Jan. 3 vt before the date f Al Tt will » will be set f Roosevelt, and worth he es take pla 1th being dates. The r many will b presents The good off ta bringing abou arriage ng? eres of Englaw arn howe president between of the Russia and Japan will doubtless be recog toby the emar and the mika this occasion. It ts reported that the kings of Italy and in, te sultan of Tur key and of Austria have , ‘ h Yate sen gifts to Miss Roosevelt, while Preeid Loubet of Fran han already Ne two magnifi cout Sevres vases Pope Pius the Wth has signified bie intention of jeonding a handsome wedding { ent, probably a pleee-df mosate (rom the vatican factory —— eee ARR 0. Jan 3-— Pir of Damasous, who Hvorce, nan King @ recently sued for a ing BR. Merrill, an olectrte @raliway promoter, ae core # spondent, shot and killed him Healt this morning Hix wite ® Was & medical student in Cht « and one of the most prom *) * . . . * * * * . * : ao W. CT. U. worker . * | | | Gewnceenceneanes CITY NEWS IN BRIEF tub meets Maynard Improvement Jackson tenight at Ben Her ball ot feere te Burlington issues folder —| five of Pacific coast scenery. Sev-| ab views of Seattle and muborbs| given. Pitty Washington and Oregon feemmbere Pacific Coast Association | of Traffic Agents will banquet at| Hotel Washington Jan. 6 Warrant was issued for arrest of Teeegh §=Waltom her, charged | WD vlelating the state barber law Up cutting hair on Sunray Wetamtecs: of America consieer-| tng home for working girls. Object to furnish room, beard, use of bath | and all modern b mforts. Profemmore at university trying to PUBLIC DOESNT , & © CO, HAS ESTABLISHED TICKET SUBSTATIONS, BUT NO SIGNS INFORM PATRONS OF THE FACT The Seattle Blectrte company has! come out of its shell anf reeognisod the public se far ax t ewtablish few substations abet the otty where jtickets have been parshassd. There has been a system of se! tog tickets only at th First av the company a the James st. power house, Recen ly the company established ions St Switt's drag store etl the Hon Ma a Second and Pike, and Guy's Geng store, ab Second apd Yomter White mothiag pacticubar has be: said about ovtatriteh ing ° tions, a few peagle tmve die he C6 on trip for cx weeks nowt | {RO fet. amt ax taking wilvanta mbes Giaphel, or & sina °f be Tang engennom Ping ~ ne up Mount Baker, Maxanwechub win | Some to be very gait thou chooge Baker [vided to foferm the public, and AsMagneement of appointment of} nsuspecting ones age still journey He & Jones on assistant general) ing to the First ¥. station fer thetr porn TOF | ticker eral agent) Bren with this alight clmnge f service the benefit of the pubic e ‘Witter schoo! of Y. M.C. A. open-jatill a crying need for stations lamt aight with 2 Re maining numbers of lecture courve afm Rono B Welbourn, Pitt Park @% Montaville Flowers, Robert M LP ollette and W. J. Bryan. 2 W. Kable, president of Creston MaBufacturing company, returned the tast. where be bas been to for introduction of product of dis firm. Attended the interstate quimerce convention at Chicago. Bvigenee that plans had been taid for train robbery near Black River Junction op Northern Pacific found — ernoon by Louis Han section foreman, who die covered seven sticks of dynamite! near track. A peddler was held S80 rolibed of $410 by two masked) ) enrolled. OR sereral nights ago near Black River Junction ECONOMIES SUCH AS THESE PER TO BUY eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeestes PRE-INVENTORY SALE J other districts of the city. See ERO eee M4 MURDERS IN ONE YEAR In his report for the year Coroner Carroll gives out the information that 14 murders were committed daring the year. for which one arrest was made. Forty-nine despondents took ther lives by their own hands, the favorite method be ing by shooting. The coro: investigated 306 deaths. Won men were either kno off the docks by traina, of ran wn by them. y five peo ple met death during the year by street car accidents See ee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee PROMP’ QUICKLY THE SHREWD SHOP plece White Te Roll Famous Majolica Cu Red Crom PhAPOS ...c005 ‘Botlet Paper Be te and E a a fal Rowe Th ated Locks 49¢, $ joren Violet Oatmen’ Dishes Ge arge Austrian ( a © . 3 Padlock od Fruit Bowls use Bolt 1 seikia 40 Granite Ket ote mert Gray ° Pan ive Spelger & Huribut Second ard Unien Hoolety, in which beth “bride and aroom were leading figures, ran Miwelf againat Murphy and com tended the foung couple, who lived brittiantly, for a time and then re moved to Parts Fate or the MRS J. C. orien AND MILLIONAIRE FATHER ARE father’s anathema FRUIT MEN ry for youre sgminat the | TOMORROW Bil cova soi ans ven pretty, solid oak finely polished | | graceful traight | LA GRANDE Or i Fruit lege bolted tegetiibr nll parte of this state reser price by $6.09 thwes fr mies JANUARY ALi here attend 1) price the North ano i remath tr | sewnion fo jaye, Maney | Bert a « und avd will deitver | the visiting members and be 8 number of sock fur therr honor ‘CHAIN. GANG FOR THEM 3 extra good SALE STARTS B3.95, HOUSE lat Ave So. and Main St. - | PITTABURG, Pa, Jan. The 8AN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.—After; Murphy, some years ago, forbid! Mederation of the Inde nt Win Years of bitter condemnation and / his daugh from murryiug John C.| dow Giase manufaet *. organized SPECIAL INDUCEMENT eetrang t, Adelaide Murpt . - + oat - - in our Children's Department. elatd irphy-| Breckenridye, a dashing young! to make war upon the American |E Poutie-beeasted, heavy weight [Bre kenridge and her father G.| spendthrift and scton of ene of Ken-| Window Glass company, which |B pays Bult, with two. pair rphy, o millionaire banker of thia|tucky's oldest faméhes anil, when he! stands far the giaws trast, met here |[ penta Special at $5.00, at 626 a ity, have become reconciled, owing) learned of théfr secrdt mmrriaged teday and it in expected that the Piret avenue. Kitee & Rome STANCAAO. jto the former's serious ws at disowned his daughter with whom nuagting will begr far reaching and || berg, Mimeitech Brom” auc | Paria he bas never since commimieated. fn. roaul te et) 819.85. Mission style leather Couch, a selection from our fine showing of UNEveaueeY STREET STORE = & at antes By sunrise tomorrow morning the last brick in the ol gone, and the process of rebuilding will go forward without f the basement. Smaller than it’s ever been before. And y how big. Look at the Waists on the bargain tables. Look at the Suits on the racks---caninot buy the Look beautiful and useful things for the horjey China, Bric-a-bra at the feast of every one under price. t t Look at the feast the Book Store offers. Not a section but offers its quota of stirring values. Come and share the good things. University Street Store THE STONE, FISHER CO. Last Vestige of the Old Store Gives Way The whole business is now condensed into about 50 feet of space, and contains more stirring values than can be found in any other area, no matter material for the price. good things thé downstairs store affords. Pictures---every priee=cut squarely in two. The Stone, Fisher Co. uches; the frame is solid omk and finished weathered, 4 im any tone of Spanishoid or imitation Spanish leath- id wearing material; full spring and well made reauiar price is $25.00. JANUARY SALE price crete $19.85 leather upheist or—a aph throughout Standard Furniture Co. 1006 TO 1016 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE --- TACOMA Half Price Bime Wor- double Neng ied pasaman T™ Theator RUSSELL & DREW, Managers. The Mest Popular Theater Mat ay—Tonight and All Week, The Taylor Company in HER MARRIAGE Vow, | Strong Play and Company. | Next Week, Starting Sunday Met inee. the Dramatic Sensation of the Day, A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS ‘The Big Bastern Success, Rvening Prices—2¢c, 30c, iho, & Matinee Prices—Aduits 26c; Chil. “QEATTLE — THEATER }:.. JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 4% 190 Suits in Black stede, Seotch Tweeds, and single breasted; price $12.50, special this week 6.25 THE BARGAI 1104 First Ave regular | d ‘building will be urther interruption. All This Week--Mntinge Today amd Saturday, 25e, 106, THE DREAMLAND BURLESQUERS A Fine Start for 1996 Burlesque. PRICKS—TSe w 100. This ad. an@ iti udrit any woman to tmt- jays matinee. Present be- GRAND | JOHN et this bit of space Leading HOUSE thence CORT, Manager. Phones 65 STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA GAL- VAGE SALE At the Novelty Cloak and Suit Mfg. Co. 1207 SECOND AVE. Opp Pantages Theater | rare Nights, Starting Thursday, | urday Matinee. 8 NOW SPLLAING. i] T. Carleton Opera Cam- jpany In a Magnificent Production of he Famous Militery Opera | WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCH- ] ING HOME Scores of c, Ornaments, and {By the Authors of “Dolly Varden.” , bd pRaCeD $1.60 t 6c. Matinee, $8 to 2 _Coming—January 19—Calve, of the Towr LYNN WELCHIER ured Seattle! And what a S—OTHER MINE TURNS —8 | ALBINTS SATURDAY PELEPA THY MATINEB This Week LEMMIN & MILLER TOOTHACHE WHERE GHALL | GO FOR e FIRST-CLASS DENTAL pea pre EE. WORK? Prask Smith the asters of Dentists, disco pe oduction Bn- Princess Scx And a Grand Scenic P ¢ the Aiw titled “The Old Home at Yuletide,” tintry | 100—Adrnlasi method that Goon By s--emsn ai plates i & fober Shop and Wash nd gure Heady’ OHIO DENTAL PARLORS, 307\, Pike Street and 1400 T Ave. Cor. of Third and Pike. Cor. ngton