The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1906, Page 3

tied fae —_ ares er” oy THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, | AUNDRY _ / tat Fiasues | | | | George Hyde Preston, a well known busine and lub mar Track News, th of the New ; er Northern overlay PRANK SAUNDERS, OF LA GRANDE, AUTHORITY FOR sTaTe® | tin wa 116 h yonter MENT THAT TRUST HAS TRIED TO BUY HIM OUT, AND May |. walldes on the westers RAISE PRICES | Karl M. Jobnsor f Fairbanks, la ———__. j Alaska, and may prove Governor ‘ | Brady's most formidable opp 0 pecording x ne | Jude ner f the Tt At ‘ the wher « ‘ « ' . for prietor « . : ow al torn wuinber A. value, but he S at the Aud Seattle t Fourth He wa om a an ¢ aa NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 4—Pire de . » to amuse in bi rning. Hundreds of bales of cot fhaliadnel Scud hae “y were burned, One man was fa a : gy ewe tally burned Lows 0.000 the ? at sping . a Jap. The gaged in a row a | Sinden of Lael Quik { some sort, and the Jap, getting PARIS ds 1 —Lisutenant Bru-] New YORK, Jan, 24.-—-Bernard N, |‘ tpn Mores, oxy Ml oe, gore, fon of ( : - ‘| Raker, of Baltimore, president of |°", mplaint agals © Itallan wader in chte French army, | 6. Hanimo rg ven R. G. Baker, forme for = aocepted avitation from | ‘he Baltim rT compan < he Progre ’ shing company bas . : to go to the | titled in the Devel Mbel suit against |. z Tg: President * m. eae | Hapgood this roing that the! iovers with ey “ United toe .. be | — , | tems reflecting upon his family din |; rede lected oun suet military ' continued in Town Toples after he|trettio tects qgeree ther leave them proper advertiaing any tan leet MOTORIST ARRESTED eae will be arranged at ¢ ‘Three men, Jim Matthew, a min ee Thome fte was for the detective AY t . t "7 wearers! FIRST RALLY (ees sean zp at Metas . “ At on the south side th tch Sa civil engineer, and a banker poeta —. Pet ee Hiding and will be used excl st ofdNew York, all of whom are well pee one <tie TONIGHT \\y “y vying = oe tives Ten eon knee “ih In attic, are aboard a to follow, ax ' ar | end bie eestrnat ‘ hee Ko- thelr friends are anxious to hear tne . can “| a I Moore, r¢ ently arrested a ras Dec, 24 fram them, lwas fe charged y y j The first rally of the munictpat] with pe chy, ou talerenstinn | Theld this evening in the waditorium | pany, for wh we worked at! OLYMPIA, Jan. M4 rtteles of | of the Labor Temple. ne time wundér the name of| | t thwest Se] William Hickman Moore, candi-| Buchanan. Moore worked as cor eS Se Le eTe Te eeee | ONE 18 BADLY INJURED with the sec- | didate for neiiman a short time, and ad k ne ttal ts $50,- | Frank Rust, candidate for t low re J. Blan on the tleket wil w am Powers was yesterday oamee-svame 2 a F. J. | liver addreeres harged with assault and battery © Price, J.| ‘The meeting tonight will be the|by Prosecuting Attorney Mackin.| , Chari a J. Cre ye +g ge H Moore, Frank T. Hunter, L. B | first of many ralites to be held at/tosh on inform t win Jack Fitagerald and James M ee ees Kirkpetrick, H. D. Dent and ER ]ihe Labor Temple during the cam-| Smith, of Be ho alles j were badly eed by being } page eng gr brerigrony bea paign he was assault by Powers Jan.|*% J8¢h or & , . oe vy Fe . Pee er onmiar os eckene ad © was removed to the Pa wary 21 tal. The other thrée men a were on their way to a badly bruised, were not Cash Boat Wercy, Waleh Us Brow” Credit the Firet Ward Rep seriously hurt, and were able EEE and in dismounting they !proceed to their homes Stock-Clearing Sale of Furniture The new store's plan of clearing up the stock at the end every season i a good one, and every odd piece of Furniture in the at a price that will sell it id be interested in this stock clearing sale of Furniture store, because f offers you more for y money you choose from a clean assortment of high class goods, in every instance woll worth the original price. and in the matter of payment any reasonable plan that you suggest will be acceptable. Just a hint of the run of prices ROCKERS. $12.50, $14.50, § Finish Finish Finish Finish Fintan, Finteh Finish. Roekor Rocker Rocker Mahogany Mahogany Mahogany Mahogany Mahogany Mahogany Mahogany Regular Regular Regu! Regular Regular Regular Regular $2 re) wate CREDLE ice SoE zEx COUCHES. Oak Oak Oak Oak Velour Cover Velour Cover Tapestry Cover Frame. Frame. Frame. Frame. Golden Golden Golden Golden Goltea Oak Frame Golden Oak Frame Special low prices in Single Ranges or Combination Coal, with warming closet, canopy top, etc 8 x s = . 8 G ERNST BROS.INC. 506-508 PIKE ST. Heater Clean-Up To make tock as @ possible befor ing into o building we 6 to » Your Own Pelee anthr COLE’S HOT-BLAST HEATERS at once reed Hot » are used | Within a few daye TO CLOSE SHINGLE President Dan W. Bass of s bureau, w hingle the meeting CHARGE man Mehne . nae Meh AFTER WONG LOY ft Ban ¥ " A No Secrets NEW CLUB & The First Ward Reput a 1 i a cometit mand b& aw ected officers at the meeting met might at & Jackson st. George Clark w elected president, BE. J Cr © president, Wiltiam| Crandall, jr. secretary, RoW. Rog: | ers treasurer ut 0 men signed the roll of membership MILLS ONCE MORE asking ia clow expires A meeting i be bela Saturday to this ty to take ip and decide the question It i reported that there is litt emand in the eastern markets at present BINDEN ENDORSED CounctiIman Zbinden was “ eorganiced Sixth Wa He andidate fi ward at wu Welle I Ame lent of the te ARSON THE | BURLINGTO® JAN a4, 6. EMBARG) IS REMOVED ileal cet game: ISSUES ORDER WHICH MEANS THAT CAR SHORTAGE FOR LUMBER SHIP MENTS WILL BND Freight were notifle number of cars controled by yesterday th ay the |this-road were unavailable for Banta Hurlington railway hax rained the |'Pe and tern traffic embargo upon freigt for} The shingle shipments to th and that CR : ior hag helped tie up the ars can be loaded for any point hingle situat in insuance he | tates With moval of the, embarge Thi at w b “ howe th turlington ar an med ' wh- | beh mmediately with fretght t the state ar r 1 to all points in the Bouth lally aid in relieving east and many shipments that have ! ne ar nee wh been awaiting transportation for ' greatly har « the ‘ “ «ne " way try for a ft h the Northern Pacif Whe he fea f t a yesterda in the ame @ Burlington fa telegram from Burling 10d orde ars should eadquarters. The Ieal roa aded ft a {leading local mills || i with the ladies ‘of the recently or A New Organ memiped y. A program has Green Lake has @ new paper call-jbeen 5 ed 1 refreshments ed the “Adve the first num-| wil be served. earty atur FN The Spokane Chamber of ( “ bead b- | me has endorsed Senator Piles cation for his stand on the rate question Te ea won and Georgina War V ans t to-lef the bride, 129 East #txty-fourth w evening at Mad , at, Gree Lake, Bunday evening, | -|Auction | Auction NOW ON Bankrupt Stock ---OF THE--- RAINIER CLOTHING CO. Ordered By the U. S. Court 1217 FIRST AVENUE ere The fact that President wasar elty t eg of and when the at hoe for $1.65 the ’ the f Eve re j truck a ba ba barga 10 to 12 A. M. and 1:30 to 5 P. M. 6:30 to 8:30 Nights and Satur- day Night to 11 o’Clock Rainier Clothing Co. 1217 First Avenue } |Th are #ix other King county | canes on the docket for today | IPF YOU LOVE OFT, PRETTY DRAPERIF youULL ’ WANT A PAIR OF THESE { Portieres, a woft nm with liken tripes and TO GET HOMES fancy knotted eff me full th long and OLY Jan. 2 ne ow LYMPIA 4—The fol White ing King county canéw were heard! Under in the Buprem wrt yeotorda muslin Marie Carau against W ¥.| BLE GOODS Hays, appellant; Chilkat Gold RELA Go ONLY. Copper Mining Company againat w N. Fows and others, app | Hesste Olive Hillman, ay | ‘4 (©. D. Hillman and ' oO a Meele; Francis J, Roe, appeliant me aint Standard Furniture com many; in the matter of the estat ia a Curtains Pettengill, appetiant of Joho Farnham janship Mar againet J. 1 fringed on one ¢ The regular One of the greatest benefactors of special tome any community i# the firm or in dtvidual which will lend its money to others, that they may own homes S$ ] R ] of their own, H. 0. Shuey & Co e e q y) bankers, In the Ateade building a a aces have axsinted more than one thou t Seattle to get home in easy monthly | NHEBARD OF REDUCTIONS IN BEAUTIFUL AND FLOUNCINGS ROBES sand people in and pay for same payments, eve Black Spanish Lace Flouncing, 45 inches wide, formerly | priced at $4.50 yard, now 1 to only... $1.00 Black Chantilly Lace Flouncing, 4 hes wide, former ly priced at $4 a yard, now reduced to only 1,10 Black Spanish Lace Fiouncit inches w formerly fi ik Spanish Lace Flouncing, 45 inches wide, jet k, formerly priced at $12.00 a yard, now reduced to (6: 00 priced at $65.00, now reduced to only $35 00 Black Spangled Lace Robe formerly priced” at ~, now reduce! to only RA5.00 These Rare Laces Are Now Displayed in Our Window Bale Starts Tomorrow Morning Self Raising Pancake Flour McCarthy Dry Goods Company itian GUITERS LEAKING? We are p Potpourri of Musical Instruments anos, of course, and best i Pipe Organs, Regina Concertos, Reliable Self-Playing Pianos, Music Bow Violins Guitars and Banjos Band instruments, orchestral instruments, Kimba’l and Clough & Warren Reed Organs All ready for Manufactured by Adams Tea & Coffee Co. 1533 and 1535 Second Ave, Pine St immediate use and guaranteed Metrostyle FP as anybody to pl musicians pla enabling ax the master pared to make and Pianola Pianos, being and pianola all in one compact case piano repair tin or galvanized gutters. We employ only the best labor T Aeolian Orchestretie, en abling anybody to p chestra music in the home The Edison Phonograph, re producing everything and en abling the owner to record his own volee and that of his ends The Victor Talking Machine. with countless records for either These and more are now on exhibition at and do the work carefully, sate Cor isfactorily and at reasonable prices PHONE MAIN OR IND, O44 ie the largest in Our tinshop the city DS. Johnston (0. #03 SECOND AVENUB. Burke Building Geo. H. Woodhouse Co. The Largest Hardware and Flumd:ng House In Seattle 1405 Second Ave. Special sale om Hate this week All the latest styles, shapes and colors $2.00 Men's Hats Men's Hats Men'o Hate 81.50 81.2 81.10 UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1413 SECOND AVENUE SERVE GOOD COFFEE AND CAKES. THE BARGAIN STORE 1104 First Ave. WE Nature’s Remedy Cures Constipation and Dyspep: Se and 50e Ragley’s HIGH-GRADE OVERCOATS at ¢ y Re duced Prices, fee window H. LEWIS & CO. 700 Ist Ave.. cor Cherry, RUSOBER BOOTS. OILED CLOTHING. THE RUBBER STORE, 714 Firat Ave. “Everything in Rubber.” Second and Pike Cavrury Furnrrure Company wtocshaand See eash for any Mon no matter how long We pay $3¢ arch Range nent ca Down and $5 a Month Buys a Monarch Range “The Best Ever” YOUR OLD STOVE TAKEN FOR ALL IT 18 WORTH IN PART PAYMENT Seven Days More 7 Offerings We offer Porcelain Dinner Se all large nd sefu only 86.10 This set is ther finish than any of N We offer pleces—only 87.89 Ne ® special on Cream and Water Pitch : De No. 4 Bowls—only be N ay only, and r gt ig BA > ful al mbler for nly, each No. € a as i Knife and Fork at only Tubs a iMe. Se 6O0e and We ee ois tates eS