The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1906, Page 5

are . aw oro SV ge veri Se reeves weet mm Sarteheghti@ | fa APPEAL TO GOV. MEAD KID” WHITE rO SAVE FRIENDS 0! MAKING DESPERATE EFFORTS HIM FROM THE NOOS@~<« FRIENDS IN EAST ASKED TO RAISE MONEY @ Wiliam 0% A = {tho United States judge sitting in D attorne Vittta t.Jeastern Washington, in wh ture | axe” *) White Hietion White now is, having bee "| tace to bang © sken to Walla Walla on Jan %, have & it ts to emable the 4 - rea hat }sueh “appeal that Gove Wead for # ree f ‘ed hay are an now agked to gra Pte the | Hays. It is und that much Re takes 1 he| influence will be a te bees aring in| on (he governor in behalt ms ont ela re Ts he Isn't Square Deal © done be This, however, o8” fore Jan 26 ant | or Meat) WASHINGTON, D.C, Jan. 17 Sore ‘pot come 00 ue, Kid The national board of trade con white will hans Walla Walla vened here today with delegates without—in the « of MARY | representing the commercial borties | square having bal a ee me event © fF of ali the principal cities of tho} — ‘*\ country, The convention went on © Unit~ | pec and the appes wd as belng against the prow grant he inten | a4 States court fa . intes- dent's railroad rate policy. A com-| . nnor and promise resolution was adopted, rec | amending that whenever the Un! ed States court of competent juris jMletion shall haye detrcy tiie existing rates are exce ney im tence to tite “white was arres n Oct. 18.) interstate commerce commi | 904 08 suspicion of having been | some other authority shall | with the } « of Mat-/| power to compel the subst! thew in Louw Conway's aa jon 8 few nights previous. He was confined in police station for about tem day ng which time & confession was said to have been secured from him He was femored to the county jail and @ Tee 16, three months after his wrest, an information was filed in hargiog him s was the first sad only record of any process ever & reasonable rate Such rate to mo into effect within reasonable time} ond remain in force not longer than one year, and to be to revi sion in the proper federal court, DID THE JURORS SWIPE KNIVES? Judging from the action of a jury jin Judge Frater’s court last week, | Seattle has @ great many souvenir collectors, Nelng filed oF record made of his grat and confinement. ta March | be was put om trial for bis life Kid Is Duped jointly with John Hilde . der of Murphy aistmht by ; iminal In the case under consideration fends that tha “profession” de there were placed in evidence 32 that the o: st convicted ¥@ivee alleged to have been stolen gasume ali the burden of the from the Rainier Hardware com aad do what he could to ex. | 088%. The knives were turned over! Bis companion. Hildebrand, |‘ the fury for examination, When | doped himself and was | (* kulves were returned to the cus- | waft for trial White had tody of the court seven old kul vee | [eeafesion and it was casy had been substituted for seven new} Bim and he was therefore | O88 ‘@6 trial first. He followed) Of course no one suspects the i. Jurors of having made the exchange | esheanaeee fas, did al! be 4 to exone . and the latter secar Be imerisocrent After bis conviction and sentence 1. White gave verbal no that time North Yakima ts to have |) gas plant. Johnson, @ patient at the som asylum, has escaped. He to be harmless | a new egal advice ars, O'Con p his case. sa days lett! Th, * next seasion of the G. A. RK for ap { thie state will be held at Walla! for | Waila on June 25, 26 a: | The second annual convention of the Washington Live Stock axsocta *\ tion is being held at Spokane. The asseators of the state are holding ® meeting Olympia for the purpose of seftiing upon a unt form basia of determining property valuation. Mrs. Berry, the tnsane woman who took possession of a railway car at Girard, Kan, some time ago, has been committed to the tnsane asy lum at Medical Lake by the superior | ourt of Spokan This was also Qme More Chance. Appeals to the supreme court of {80 state and to the United States These appealt ground that), xeeding without tion and find-/ ause wae not the process MARINE NOTES contemplated | ta bis finding | that the ques Steamer Robert Dollar sailed ary examina-| from Mukilteo this morning for Los bable cause to) Angeles ports. She had 750,000 feet © presented a | of lumber and a light passenger list t question. The} Steamer Centralia sails from | 4, however, on| Abredeen tomorrow morning for | the question was} ; San Francisco and Los Angeles| Judge ttith | ports Steamer Santa Barbara wil! sal! i now left! from Seattle Friday afternoon for be taken to San Francisco, UARY SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS Now Is the Most Interesting Time for Seekers After True Economy. the informat fad importa. was ¢ oe that preented to Within the stato There is but « fo An appea! ————————— toc Heavy Round Handle [ 2ge Nickel Eggshe!! Fire Shovel «++. BC Top Glass White toc Rot ¢ Japan- Syrup Jug Austrian dat -++-5@ eee he Cup and d Steel Saucer, oaster pair. 10¢ S3¢ loc Fancy Curtain Decorated h, foot Child’s biases voscv eae Cup and t est Selected Hickory Saucer, 6e 7s¢ Air Hole New Welsbach pair 73 Bracket Wall Lamp, With silver reflector Spelger & Huribut Second and Union Custard each Cups, ping system NEW DEPARTMENT The new current local history de = (BOYS TAKE | BS HER PURSE: ented at the Marine Enginers’| Mra, Phillipa, residing at 121 7th Hon held in Washington, D. av, was rudely surprised by having | 2 by W. B. Jacklin and §./ her purse snatched from her hand atte, who are now on their! by two youthful highwaymen at the corner of 6th and t “note these January Sate partment is in full swing at the public library, and in future facts of current Interest and statistical inforamtion will be alphabetically indexed LAbrartan Smith clatme it VYaatly superior to the old clip » 38, M. BL AL, will be he from the carpet and [sw drapery departments These departments offer some values during the January Sale that are exceptional, to say the least. Read of them Odd length of Carpets, ranging from 20 to BO yar me with and others without b der, aa follow Tapestry, Brussels, Velvets and Axminsters, regular $1 » tie January Sale p yard ody Brussels n w to January e they last Si. S All ngrains marked a Cottage Carpets nll mattings-- Regular thirty an ent Straw Mattings a be daring Uy 20¢ «04 V5e agate ingrain art eneinal 0x9; rogular price $3.50 Px10-6 xt2; January Bale pri eaular price $4.60; January Sale pr regular price $6.00; January Sale pr tapestries~- A lot of short ends of Tapestries, suitable for furniture coverings and draperies. They are in lengths of from 3 to & yards Tapestry, Damasks, Mercerized Ottomans, et The regular pr er yard. January Sale of this lot is from $1 “ “ Se a ‘Standard Farniture Co. ~ SIL Shoenfeld&Sons(*" SALE! — 1006 to 1016 First Ave. | 2A** J Seattle Tacome Special Skirt Sale $3.95 and $6.95 Skirt Values $3.95 A special line of Inst season's Skirts of broadeloth, cloth, panne cloth, tweeds and « lengths. Come in black, tan and mixtures. All well made, some pleated, others in f were formerly marked as high as $20, Thursday Skirt Values Another better line of broadcloth, granite Yet and corduroy, some lined throughe Ali handsomely made of best quality riala; trin feta and braid, but mostly plain atylee in walking len black, navy, brown and mixtures; wore formerly $6. 95 Misses Skit Thureday seve cheviot, granite train and walking $3.95 eo wtylem Misses’ Skirts of good quality cheviot, in navy blue and brown; in verted box pleat down front with plaits on elther aide. Deep yoke effect, finished with stitching and ’ tons, All size these skirts we ~8 al 95 values at $4.50; special for Thursday One-Third Off a Winter Bonnets Cut v ONE reduction covers our entire y come in all siz silks, Bengalino silk, etc., pretti nd style immed in the 7. ymepge pie THIRD 714-72 714-720 Second AZ Second Ave \ve The lone wan trifling In money, but Mrs. Phillips would like to get back ome private papers in the purse, TO FLAUNT | RED FLAG To put through @ revolution tn me of the fean republl fa wald to b ition of Gen in 1807 J.D. Mami! the Trans: | _..s,9| GOLORED COPPER con'| 1S NOWON DUTY Fight Promoter in Danger Dan widely known a8 & promoter of pugitiam, Hew eritteally Mh wit h pueumonta in New York who arrang champic mubip battle be Pitesimmons at the w seid tween Corbett Carson make th 1@ plans to because reliable Hi a Otte Ludlow be si ed J, 8. Peoples, the only cal red po ods only; we s : . one rectly. + Roath, And at " : tee man on the Beattie aqpenentat, | Puig biota" tatytlored mann». Svercoatsand Raincoats $10 Up be Be paid $138 & month, the | workin ‘on the police toree In son i ah ih a ete lysF gine ner appointees ha theao recommendat tonigh Score srecat woveewenr |} J. Redelsheimer & Co. ts, with two pairs of i, W ut { 1 at $6.00 at 635 800-804 First Avenue, Cor. | Strongest Overcoat House in jer ttn g Bh a, reo seen Columbia Street ’ the State Here’s Store News of First Importance By reason of the fact thatthe shoe | In a word, we must catch up. store comes late---three months too | We must sell thousands of dollars’ late, to be exact---the prices are|worth of shoes before the spring necessarily affected. | stock arrives. Hence, With the Exception of the Famous Dorothy Dodd Shoe Every Pair Is Marked Lower indeed, for folks who have shoes to buy. Read, Women’s Felt Slippers tyles, fur top, all colors— 0 £68 viccccess ++. The -. BBE + SL.25 $1.69 rs and sizes to choose This is rare good news, nape 5 OL 69 | Women’s Shoes, Juliet welt; regular $1.00 vs Wes, FE 40 1334; Shoes, "5h 35 &M Carthy; . Sizes 11% to 2; tip, extension lace and All colo We'll Sell $2 Suit Cases Tomorrow for $1.19 now in sheer desperation the Sr 25 qual $1.50 q en's She 0. n’s Shoes, m ig a patent soles, te bo ired and fifty all told nagine whe a sur- | past three n we tell you we've | is es on sale in temporary $1.19 “And We’ Il Let These $10. 00 Trunks Go for $4, 99 m th ” is the biggest Trunk bargain ever seen on the Coast. Handsome, sturdy Trunks, with ound with metal, lats, b reinforced with two center bands of steel, extra avy lock and catches; will defy the efforts of the most aggressive bag- Still a few of th whole bag and bag n these trunks and grips for the | 3 SUIT CASES—Gex powers quarters at absurdly low price od and strong and well made, leather bound, brass lock anc 5 hereabouts at wenisle on sale tomorrow, one to a b se at $2.08 left, but you must hurry if you want one. Here’ $a Sale of Priestley’ $ Cravenettes | Remnants to Go at Exactly Half Price A regular medley of good things—all sorts of Dress Goods and Silks, in all colors, scarcely a weave but will be found somewhere in the lot—useful lengths, every one, for waists, skirts and children’s dresses. Each piece plainly marked—and each at just half Good picking for those who come early. | Biggest Skirt Sale We Ever Announced Sample line of Skirts comes to us for quick distri- bution—about a hundred and fifty all told. Best Skirts we ever showed. Faultlessly tailored, beautiful fabrics in the approved styles. re are Skirts of Panama, Serge, Cheviot, rrect for that period when | Broadcloth and Tweed, in all the proper colors—blacks, f spring”—jaunty, dressy, | navy, brown, olive and grey and brown checks and i colors and in a splendid var- } mixtures without end, : are from $10.00 to $12.00. For | Not one Skirt in the lot is worth less than $8.50; all many are worth $10.00 and $11.00. While they 5. 0) 0 last you may 4 85 $4. 19 tomorrow STONE-FISHER CO, University Street Store Second and University mus cravenette weaves, for skirts, | t in demand ; all the best colors, all wide, and all reduced. 2.00 Cravenettes for $1.49 . $L.75 $1.98 - $2.50) Trimmed Hats Worth Up to $12 for $5, A bevy of t 1 Hats “winter lin ¢ lap « price ing they're 3