The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1906, Page 8

RUSSIANS REVENGED rene 2 Rilled or mjur N ‘ ' hata passing patrol, Pour wacks Were wounded and a bay attack By Uhe Consacke uy Ars | killed by bombs The building w Mentan xem y heregfollow the | shelled, 40 were burned to death, ar throwing of tw ba from the | 30Qwere hurt by the fire of bullets CHARGES OFFICER WITH VERY SERIOUS OFFENSE WITNESS IN MORRISON CASE ALLEGES THAT PO- LICEMAN STETSON TRIED TO PERSUADE HIM NOT TO TESTIFY AGAINST THE DEFENDANT Tn the case against Al Morrison) that he was an old friend of Mor Yesterday afternoon, which was dim-| risson’s, and that he had worked Missed by Justice Gordon, charges | with Mofrison as a longshor of & eensatignal nature were made | both here and In Alaska. He ¢ Qgainst Patfolman Stetson, by one) fied that he had knowe Morrison GF the witnesses in the case. Cress) for about six or seven years, and Dy name, who alleges that Stetson | that before entering the police ser Advised him not to appear As a wit eae against Morrison tly appeared tn sa trick bickcle vice that he had been quite intim ately associated with Morrison as a longshoreman, but that he had not had @ great deal to do w ch Morrison since he sined t ee Beyond taking the testimony of the two men involved, no action aken by the court. as the affair ie referred to Chief Delan | before anything further is done, — @ Central theat Fider, states that M the Ramona hotel, and that upon feaving the hotel Monday afternoon be wast met on the street near the Rotel and asked if he was to appear @ a witness in the Morrison case. Brands Them. as False Gregg says that Stetson told him) Morrison Case Dismissed, Statements were false, but admitted and others being too conflicting JAMUSLIN SALE BEGINS MONDAY—NOT Any Man's, row erty te if you need clothes and that Morrison was an old friend of| Stetson was on duty at the ttme We, and that Greag didn't need to) he made the Alleged wtatement to! Appear as he would only get himself | Grees Tato trouble by “mixing up” im it. | The case against Morrison wes Stetson was sent for, and upon | dismissed, the evidence given by the stand swore that al! of Greag’s’ Mra, May Williams, Mre. Morrison Now Take Your Choice of All Our Winter Clothing at a Fourth Under Price Youth's or Boy's Suit, Overcoat or Trousers in the store will become your prop- ocked Off Car Complete Credit H ousefurnishere—PREDERICK & NELGON (inc.)—Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers, WE CLOSE AT 6 P. M., INCLUDING SATURDAY ‘SEATTLE'S COLDEST WEATHER COMES IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR HEATING STOVES OF QUALITY MORE HINTS OF STOCK- ARRANGING SALE OFFERINGS ee WATCH THE» WINDOWS » W. Donlan reports that THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDA ng home at 7 och a, FLOUR MILLS and knocked off by a plank which tracks, the end of whieh was stick ina up above the track level. Dow lan was bruised and pretty badly! shaken up, but was able to proceed home. SPOKANE, Jan of American goods in China | Caused the flour milla tn 8 | make a temporary abut’ | ter day no wheel turned im elthe of bia mills here, which ordi narily do a large export busine The Centennial, the Spokane Mour tng mille and the Keho mill of th } Portland Flouriog Mills ompan were idle an far grinding wal | concerned, alth, ? moat of th }men were employed in | cleaning-up work, The dors for Washington flour now ing te from China, which w } takes « la Pp of the output off these milla The 1 dome pale been fl ‘MINISTER ASSAULTED SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Jan. 1° James Henny, a Goldfield nf as resoned from death jn an junusual manner yesterday @fter lnoon, While walking on the Senta | Fo tracks he fell in with a stranger & Mex! At & lonely place the | tea pulled heay bar of tron from his elothes and m Henny. Ata 12-y'The boycott ha vhane to re are ni lowing art mont was prepared, | will remain ue ottering local ah attractive howeve orders have led edly be made, ev { the pa below 1 t ' en $56.00 All Mahogany Dressing Tab 5 Library Table ”) Weathered Finished Reet R 0 White and Gold Pull 2.00 Blue, White and Gold 0 Mahogany Min Oak Hedro otter Arm Rock Table panese Tea Table Mahogany Toilet Table den Oak 0 Go China Closet 19.00 14.00 12.00 2.25 1.00 ” Golilen Oa PUTTING ON A GOOD FRONT . ) Golden Oak Famed Oak 2.00 Green Knamele Velour Ce W Velour Govere | the ha Supt. B. HM. Cherrington, of Washington Aut! Saloon leag made first report on work « suddenly Gan an assault plished. Six men helping bim. foal moment & heavy freight train pe x zee qpenttee ren local OP | whirled around « curve. The engi cia « tion have been delivered in churches Weathered Oak China Closet Beer aw rogt whistied f the egmba ead of him. He “6 and reversed All (he traimmen then jumped and ran to the reseue, The Mexi } fled, and «@ limited train following close behind prevented the trainmen from pursuing him. He was ever, | captured by Benny | die Many Know the Kind wide } and es Has two doors, both fr locks and filled with leaded glans | aren lurough state Get Your Supply Cheese and Lard | before you are enowed in. We retatl at wholesale prices. The Cow But ter Store, Firet Ay. and Pike St, *** * Bee our bargaing today and Sat-| lurday, Cabinet photes @x8 inches $2.50 perPloren. Began & Ericson | Bitel butiding “ diameter, ‘The side-raile 1; lege are and We have @ good number Tables. The regular sell 6 is $5.50, en Oak old Mahogany ) Hirdseye Maple Be » Golden Oak } } 10 All Mab turned an attractive design od. Ther forming four Sides are also leaded glass. Regular pr All Sales for Cash. No Exchanges. during this shelves filled with ments wany Chift ate eagerness + cermeentRMRRED.” SSN = once: "A Ac SNES #till uncouset Delivery 3 at Our Eacltest Convenience $e nive a definite date or} { delivery This week anh get the beet Witch Hore & pint, it's worth about double that and also Banitol Tooth Powder of Teeth ie, the? iy sold at 16 ese ane Gace Bargains i in Auxiliary Drapery Section on First Floor on the he Spe f Imported Lace k-Arrane ‘ ns of Lace i Sete and a nw ther fabr Sectior Third Floor during ¢ w of ~ He k and eation in the Drapery Curtaina, oom arranged on the Firkt Floor near tho # In this new & mn are shown all one and tWo-pair tots and discontinued assortment of discontinued patterns of Couch Covers, a fow slight of La weed In our windows, ae well as short lengths. remnants, ot ot M Net In order to reliewe the « convenient auxiliary section ha Hew orked at very attractive prices, = There is also # large line of Imported Beotch Madras, which sellp regelariy at $1.25, § and § r eclally priced at, a yard 65¢ -—] Less} A Genuine Article SEE THE SPECIALLY PRICED FLOOR COVERINGS ON FIRST FLOOR eeepc Round Gas American Art Jardinieres Heater $l. 25 | | nh @ variety of shapes, « oo and | clous maple syrup you weed to pour lover your breakfast PWReakes back eont? You didn't know, did you, | | (hac you could get something | bere in Beattie that ia opt This Heater { é Signed to moet demand for « Ptceable = ine sive Gas Stove LON GTO WAIT! Fancy Parlor Lamps r entire line of Fancy Parlor arge variety of shapes and dec globew to mate is Includes tae These are na with ° " just as good.” tit It's even better | than the eastern articles, and f's «| | whole lot cheaper too. H Mapietne—the new maple mp makes the mo#t deliciots syrup you ever tasted by jedding to t granulated suger « water, Try tt and you will use other. Sold ty - all grovers Thistle Regular $2.75 Lamps Regular $3.75 Regular § Ree Jardinieres, regular Lampe n price Lotwelsa Art 8 special Welea Art Jardinieres, regular ape 00 Lamps Jardinieres, regular oe 0 ilar $6.50 Lampe in. ls $1.75 ls finished bla measures 6 ameter have no oe SPECIAL SHOWING OF uwelea Art Jardinieres, regular 4 objection to saving a plump fourth by doing so. CLOTH NG malate of atx * special 4 vou No reservations sated pens in the prem. « is ! reece tadleare « cee seit? eine Po HAVILAND & CO.’S Fine Fench Ch ina hig Jards c iuctaded in-thie sweeping offer. All. the more or. wih 4 Sota Se i ee cy erate a sweeping and startling, when it is remembered ah ; oc t Jardin’ that lie regular edlling prices are 20 to 25 per ht 7% < papa ONE-THIRD OFF eo ~ % ee i 0 cent less than those that obtain in the “exclu- . ; sive” shops; and yet—no store in the city can this roof, Now everything is reduced still further Men's, Boys’ and Youths’ Suits “All $2.50 Suits will be All $3.00 Suits will be...... Aili $4.00 Suits will be. All $5.00 Suits will be ‘Ail $7.50 Suits will be... All $10.00 Suits will be All $15.00 Suits will be $11.25 All $20.00 § Suits will be. $15.00 ‘And so on to Men's Suits at $25.00, with many prices between. | $2.25 | $3.00 | $3.75 | $5.65 $7.50 JNDERMUSLIN SALE BEGINS MONDAY—NOT LONG TO_WAIT! } A Quad of Great Sales In | the Daylight Garment Store caine , j _ Sults Half Price Any Wom nal price- 's or Misses’ Suit we own at half the origi Abso is in ~a price that was always lowest of all, too lutely nothing reserved—every style, size and col cluded, Blacks aplenty The Suits are all from our regular stock, and we make it your interest to help us clear them out quickly, while you can have the fall good of them for this season This is a remarkable offering, and our advice to you Take advantage of it. , ss ae yt | H | Shirt Waists Fourth Off } The opportunity you've waited for! The only real A great Waist Sale of the season, so far! Beginning today and ending Saturday night, take any Waist in the that suits your fan anc s one-f the price ticket calls for Mg arr No more need be said | Coats Fourth Off ave T er t x f Wor t Coats at ff ar { in this incor { them r i Vals. .No ( ea I re ¢ to the discount per nd you'll wet it cheerfully We count stock in a da and aim to c work boast of finer clothes than are to be found under But without the fancy prices, of course are the new prices for today and tomorrow: Men's, Boys’ and Youths .. $1.90 | All $3.50 Overcoats will be All $5.00 Overcoats will be All $6.50 Overcoats will be All $7.50 Overcoats will be All $10.00 Overcoats will be All $12.50 Overcoats will be. . All $16.50 Overcoats will be All $17.50 Overcoats will be And so on up to Men's Overcoats with many prices in between. These ERICH €: S£COND AVENUE, MADISQN AND SPRING STREETS. wanphom red COFFEE SATURDAY SPECIAL Our best recommend for MO.-JAVA COPFEE \« to bave you ask one of your asighbors who has used it, She will tell you to try it. You'll come again Regular price 28¢, Rhodes Bros 1325 2d Ave. $2.65 $3.75 $4.90 $5.65 $7.50 $9.35 $12.35 $13.15 $25.00, STORE OPEN TILL fi P. M. SATURDAY, JAN. 13. FORCED TO DISSOLVE THE FAMOUS CO. 7 FiRst Avenue Bet. Cherry and Columbia After 30 years’ Business Parta hip in the State of Washington, Mr. Frank Shannon has decided to withdraw from THE FAMOUS CO., 718 FIRST AVENUE, and to raise the necessary cash, $10,876, with which to buy Mr. Shannon's interest in the business, we are forced to inaugurate the GREATEST TEN DAYS SALE ON THE STORE WILL BE OPEN 9 A. M, SHARP SATURDAY Below we q MONEY RAISIN( mentioned below 5 The Pease, the Lakenise the TD &@ Johneton Specie! Hesides, there ie the Metrr . « ult t 12 style Pianola and the Pianola Men's Suits, al § Pianos, which enable anybody te play anything desired without studying technique learning notes The Faison Phonograph and the Victor will also entertatr Any of th delightful entertainers may be had on desire UNDERMUSLIN SALE BEGINS MONDAY-—NOT LONG TO walt! Cottons at Mill Cost Check up your needs in Bedding and Household Cottons, Today and tomorrow's avi are worth coming miles to secur “if We Only Had a Piano!” SUCH WEATHER PROVOKES A LONGING FOR MUBIC Indoors, with must on golden wings with nothing to the worst punishment a wom an can be made to undergo As a matter of fact every home ought to have a musical instru ment af seme sort, and theres but little reason why any home should be without For the D. & Johnaton in making tt very easy @r anybody to own « good instrument at triffing cost and on easy pay mente, Leas than 2c a day will buy @ plane. The Het cludes The The The time Hut do toc Cotton Towels 6c Pure white fringed cotton Towels in the absorbent quality, can be used for dresser tops; size 38x20 inches; will stand lots of hard wear; regular value i0¢ each Sale price Ge $1.25 Cotton Blankets 85c Larae double bed size grey and also tan cotton Blankets, in a good, heavy, durable quality make the finest sheet blankets truly a bargain at $1.25 a pair Sale price Be $5.00 Wool Blankets $3.95 Fine, warm grey wool Blankets, good large size with neat col- ored borders; this Is a good. serviceable Bianket and is sold regularly for $5.00 a pair. 6 price 3. 95 ta\,c White Cambric 9c Full yard-wide bleached Cambric in a nice, soft quality; keeps its you a few of the extraordinary RETIRING SALE bargains which Bring this cireular with you you may that you may secure in get exactly this great the goods MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS Extra Fine Work Shirts, the kind; go in this Dissolution Sale at 236 Extra Fine Linen Handkerchiefs where; go here for in this Dis vy Derby Ribbed Underwear S4.95 world over; g0 here for the latest ik Embroidered Suspenders atyles and fabrica. orth up ”; go all town h this sale this Great Dissolution Sale at 87.95 Fine Sanitary Fleece Lined Underwear Men's Extra Fine Dress Suits and Overcoats. t mended by physicians and sold the latest fabrics, silk and sat for $1.6 of instruments in CDlekertng Hebart M Maddort The Kimball Cable and 5c match 00 value; In this Dis 82.08 w ine Suit# rth up to $18.00 ge solution Bale &€ Men's Fine Dress made H worth Tbe Suite, in all 3 regular price ile recom- world over y termes if of all the color in laundering and ts very worth In any store in Drees Shir durable: regular value 12% go in this ( at Dias i zs up to $2.60 " 2oc White Cottons 12! Men's Fi Dress Pants 00 to $7 A little lot of white heavy Walet 903-8 OND AVENUE. in th Great Dissolution Sale go for ings, in the basket weave, in Burke Building. pretty stripes, wash perfectly price ive RUBBER BOOTS. > OILED CLOTHING. 8 1-3¢ Outing Flannel 5¢ r CUSTOM may get in Uncalle TAILORI THE RUBBER 8T 4 Firat Ave NG DEPARTMENT we quot f F he Extraordinary its and Overc 1,000 yards RE Bargains Flannel in in stripes an Everything in Rubber.” Uncalled for Made to Order ta, worth up to $30 Un i in all the ly fast color B10. late fabrics satin lined, wears ¥ Uncalled for Suite made in fine fancy wors hand 8 the tailored, wor < hor Sale price cassimeres and velour, worth up to $35.00 world over $4 s Great Dis 811.85 814.85 8 1-3c Dress Gingham HUTCHINSON CO. * a About ) yards of Dr as light as possible Tt hams in pink stripes and checks, Romember the 4 ‘ ain pink, width 28 inche age § . must be cleaned out; regular Clothiers, Second ant Unien aS jain Coats Fou | Seika .ee | 7 . 15c Fleecedown gc White cape the climax! Entire stock of Women's Rain 5¢ mica . is Nature’s Romedy Coats at 2 rth pe a ‘ Fine, heavy fleece-down Wrapper Cures Constipation and Ladiges ats at a irth I . ea of and Kim » Cloth, has a fine ian an 50. the “rainy season It’s more t . se rer sle! close nap and {s callod “Chamojs ton. we. D , $ 4 es] The t that th t nn att of . a nay igsiets Finish like a French & ] econ wlale a + ‘ . fiannel; only a few of them left ag ey S 8 Ss terials makes the reductior more 1 nape Sek tae ra Gale and Pike 718 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. “wag of m t fitting . y 7 im a style of r tion, a8 | price ve Pare not odds and ene c 75¢ Table Linen 49¢ N. B—The foregoing Special discounts are for today | 72-inch all pure linen bleached and Saturday only. Our object is to reduce stocks to a | aan Demesh in a good, dur misimum. Price lickets will remain unchanged. Discount ti geting pe will be deducted from sales check at purchase time ie a8