The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1906, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, MARCH 1a, 1908. » canner one swecr BALLINGER COLLECTING prmpilapeaiit | r ‘ ARE IN PROSPECT | | EST IS 1 #® Ah WIFE TO TAKE CARE @ ” 7 orl CHIDREN * p VABHINGTON, D.C. March 12. | > Chalentan that Gis wis aes changes a ntemplation, A ie | Sea . rs eb iy \ | | * ' 0 f * . . » *a ‘ LU “* ine parts, < ' " ee | # ord t ex * place nj | at , irs, Ch he * ATURE LAST NIGHT WAS COLDEST oF wi ha “Ga vOW May " or t shen | x MOe Byron Phe fo th a . r pemPer NTER AND | ainbannador will Whe ompile a collection of phato-|betete many day 1 \ T fr Mle : = LOWEST IN MARCH SINCE NINE YEARS AGO TopAY—im 4 he navy 1 na te graphs ¢ x- may pioatt a8 t | mided the photograph of our » 2: Gdameae Sak > : * MENSE DAMAGE TO FRUIT TREES eeretary of th anury when that}at the clty hall, Alre of} Mayor Ballinger plar ve " > aye 3 y of ficial » the fall nile p mrapt ate the net by baving ea . ‘ 4 : ear’ ' . ; n hanged eT. J. Hon " re the pb aM ‘ "i 1 ffecting Off Cape Ft y t ’ ( Kreat m in th er | Orange Jacobse have t nov to add t : “4 “ * be de- x aking | along the t + nal t " Va hon eps ha n taken ale t r a ' teow mi « 1 : , get who can take great proble thowe of Kx-Mayor W, D photograph , ee b j ' oft fornia the w torm tn mort mian Aland the F Ex-Mayor J.T, Ronald, fx ' a ee r vi t Kale , . y of the weath ffive ort ’ W Taft, a D Black, Hx-Ma ' teco- | at a ; ne col nay . attle | Dieg inch of rain, | the posit r ‘ pret a th * * h pave deen Ran Dy ered ¢ irye een 0 el like leaving the ff ' ee eee eee ee _ ines at A ar | spot in Staten, aside fre abinet at this time, Washington | c ithe v e t lev he will be the successor o : He goat ay Sa . rutin | f bu eeytions 8 P © Brown | 4 und’ b a a athe Wires Down i ; : tu | dorm whic r ' an the md, but telegraph wires » t . anes ‘ for hin *, pre & ; : “ points and th P ' ‘ f bate t P y he cane aitle Mace Oday. | Roattle- Tacoma wer company’s} Miiforsla house, rep we ' avems , My < 4 cep interest feat down aree het | AMbure. Por a time last night the } Saturday night his roommate, a man! been aed for Tue y : : re id ga shove tere wa ¥ lelectric « y of Tacoma waa cw n od ¢ tole $18 f t eoda aday and } ye last nls aloes | car nat thin ee Gath aa thee named Carlson, stole $18 from bim a i } ; be P " | Bros ches os ee co ans one Se t ty threatened me of t we ' while th for t er’ oo - ee al etal Line crews have been sent Kids for supplying the govern-| te upt t oof t 1 ‘ nu rs repalr he damage, but the om iment with 3,70 tons of hay and) Gerth it t * 2 ) qaly the Ma all FeO | pany's special tele line is down Pew ria past wint ‘ ie ¢ 1,800 tons of oats were opened at « 1 en f ba at the ae rte ers ar 1 it le impossible to determine} ithe local quartermaster's Saturday ' " one 1 f and! nave hoes eer ana ‘ ‘eal ; oe Had 94 Mites an Hour he extent of the damage and tests made of the samples sub t eg ‘ rr ' Ghat caries 7 ee Fake oka aot All Over the West mntee ; ¢ eo h Yakima repc degrees The wine ached + —- ie arm. i aS ae exe Bay 4 ero, Prosser 14 above 1er0 an hour Im ve nd | hroughout the mie weat oo! ¥ he 6 . nat died tidan tod aia fe bd - and ¥ n the Big Bend high gach stronge itions prevail as on the coax | Gay afte formally de i ite ae w nd f the seacoast wh Dakota and Minnes oe aut ew 3 why . “ Btn meg fh he executive w blocke on & fornia have Jeet to nero weather and worse, lig bape ond fe - : ~ , ok N. branches in Wash- worm of the ) while in the Canadian provinces the | preached a oe : 9 ; , is ngton last ¢ at Walla The frost ba reports show as low as 16 degrees othe ein he ackla' os ‘ bag . Walia , hreaten ed everything ‘ Itne | below sero, On the Atlantic coast = m : si tgptte eh 7 , wtih bas cow bud, and the/rain and snow storms prevail, The 5. set : 4 (yest : - At Yak bitter wind, wed bas done materia damage to westere storm center ts in northern Seiten ion ate ask ae ok | a « the ns of a gale, Raging, le He wires snd tr — California. and Nevada and from | Weller ot. Sever els “$8 t FIREMAN HUMES r ul buildings and did h c dications the storm ; M, Star » be ed make ‘ aggregating thou- gad earlier in the season, bot in| not reached! its climax at that p | a ‘ { * feema the gale tid extensive dam-/In Seaitle 24 hours should see the | Resolved, th mit s in! the ots e« ' KY A WONDER How %- Lines Up T r right has end of the cold snap nie , ; t 5 ins “ | Captain Web " the Sunnyside A. Weret Net Over j | Ki ' : i | dep’ Carma. ' hern Pacific raitr Tr 1 b works Is as = : ‘ 7 Re ilar train ever le shown by weather fore | wire for the use of the distributing | Ben Humes, a fire at Co- | F* — will t stalled in a fe ait for tonight. wh * snow, Mr.}aystem of the city lighting plant | Ae obia st. fire sta evented | Teats has beer on st ate wit § Seeit with) phums iW the che kb ectieen on sg ky poche ng «| sone conchision Excursion to California urge the an old hig he ayer of note includes Pull- Prince y of Prussia is « st f O'Brien meals, Cc sh “Beet Worry, Waleh Us Grow” c it | commande the entire f aa ttination: tar tated 4 number a ———_—-_ Te tew tere ss UG FN. KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 12.—| Germ@h aru and will probably play that Make reserva- lhe interstate commerce commis-| Burlihgton passenger trains N tion. The schedule is nearly tions now Northern Pactfie ti he freight rates on ofl in this) Weat Akron, Colo, yeate ng nume points in east ‘ seattle Commercial eum | pee Traffic officials and ship-|Geofee’H. Sherwood, mail we weatern Washington | We are exhibiting more t © patiorns and shades in various §) of all the middle western estate| Oo No. 14, and Fireman King, were = | qualities of Brussels, Velve ons and Axminstera Prices are are present ’ killed im the wreck, Eng! ye self He MARRIAGE LICENSES. | quite low. the k so complete and on wo skilled and ex to make one’s! The charges, upon which investi | Hardy, of 14, and his fireman | *** ‘ ee 1 26. & | eed th can afford to—and do—absolutely guarantee sat ng maiden | gation will be based. are as follows: | Were seriously scalded. “Two maij|**% He o Fre a *Gehlin, 18] Portion | Iefaction. Nc ene te ectlon aoe own cob That the rates charges by rail-/ clerks on No. 1 were slightly hur | f Jacobson, 26, and Olga Hok- | SRUSSELS CARPETS fiwork to « luncheon had] road common carriers on petroleum | TWO engines, a mail car and a bag stad, 29. Dat arrived——A new line of 10-wire Brussels Carpetings, superior te aaa tee eaink tence 4 Its products from producing sec. | RAK@ Car were reduced to wreckage 5 ° | Saag other 10-wire Brussels obtainable. Thére are 10 patterns in all he This wes| tions inthe { Kansas, and In-|No passengers w riowsly in B R S$ OVERDUE | borders and stair carpetings to match. P. or yard, sewed, and pat \ fi ire it te said ¢ wreck was | fined aut laid... 81.22 use was work t around | Missoufl, Iowa, Nebraska, [Ilinois,| caused by the fatiure of the oper W LINE OF VELV tt. From it went graceful lines of! Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma. I-| ator at Brush to deliver an order | L. W. SUTTON, 7 we eight choice new Val. insertion, wh the same ef-\ dian Territory and other interstate) John 1. Sale has been elected} .. be 5 | OF ALAS G Pen na ma & superior grade fect reached out t ‘ siders. | destinations 6 war o-| chief of the Dawson camp of Arctic!, ' “ . os 8 ten enninghausen, Carpet bs 1A narrow y was of the tt ~ or me a. ore a a pom ot | fr m the are long over The Kush kwim of se ry ka cm Opticon. gent ang and undety pregadichal Pind Pacis clans aid conti holas. Thayer, sailing nnabar an inst Ave. ART SQt jlines were again used petroleum In the state tionery dealer at Cripple Creek. | eae eT <nd COLORS puffed sleeves jother than ¢ dard Ot] com-| was murdered by three masked rob-| 00 Me ee has alec _ See me Ot & Gas] berw who broke Into his store last | mailed Ret ; } ‘one ‘om pany trolled by or | night | Me a = lies affiliated with sa panies or vse MeIPS fe. bent quality Granite Art unt oneetel | faith bese a ye ally confined | ° ¢ quality Granite Art ab are: s te & pe traffic to] , RR acta performances, fe very iwuch of an| “That arriers also Visit the j Jeg ote the Low The sew spring patterns in jamateur affair, Mise Laura Fras wrongfully H S | y P. } Dressing Tables are ready enfield, who is starred in the char-| ate against uh osiery Sale j 5 j Ei yer lncpectica. Tus acter ct Morey Perrich, reeds. ber prod iz : Se RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. rices | line comprises all woods lines to « most artistic manner, be nls _ “es aoe (ak, mahogany. white ma | is utterly lacking a¢ an actrons an ple and golden birch. at | The supporting company is weak ons prices from Prairie Ol & Gas gto O* fo B185.00 Walter Scott, otherwise known as One Dollar or Two each Week Beotty,” the hero of Death Valley ; jSppeared at the Third Avenue Iaw might. Because of the great rush for seats The Star criti to gain admission & review of the not appear until noon. “Reilly and Woods opened at the Seattle t ay afternoon for the The sale of sents for Pouff” opened jock this morning ment begins Wednesday continues promises to be suce } ° [r————~ ERNST BROS.iNc 506-508 PIKE ST. Madam Johanna ( Wagnerian soprano. rt. She will be w This afternoon, at hildren will be adm ents. The program |many good acts, non ever appeared in t The Star attra ‘DO You USE By spend househol¢ buy their And just who | all are women us now until Saturday eovutul ink! jons are Big an For that reason performance tomorrow after Show x show {# one of the best appear the Seattle theater this season night ry the Grand tomorrow night ted by Frank La Forge, the well known pianist ity in the Star, new show opens and the ladies and for bef: The engage {Standard Ot ter yeeter- | The meat) the great will appear the Armstrongs, sensational bicyclists } De Mora and Graceta, Europ a | robats the Musical Shirleys | Charles Austin, comedy wire artint | Renfrow and Jansen; Isabella Jan sen; Peto Duneworth; the Stara scope, all other strong feat s made up of of which have TOOTH POWDER? are ; A person who never uses any flow, wher ousewife is repler « her stock eparation should Of kitchen utensils and other housekeey require sons who nevei r or an? if ments, th rds a most timely opportunity for Ge c themed cs wae cat Practicing ¢ at Bartell’s big cut rate eeomenneeeete 806 and 610 Becond A * Will be offered at mol tooth paste BOTH PHONES 1158. 506-508 PIKE STREET Impertal tooth powder tooth paste, 13 tooth paste, 180; ¢ powder, 1 Lister's 12 Lésterine, 266 siz Thymoline size, 28 Hense's an Vi ompa ad persons ~” companies atr ied by eald mpanies or affiliated therewith tn storage facilities at various points of | fe and in the return of} Pw nt ndoling af the ank and empty barrels to} Toler © scoaeiaat GE the Chad potats of production . TELEGRAPH BRIEFS : Am the list of killed In the or batt) Jolo appeare the name of Paul De Burk, of Spokane. | e Dr. Manuel Q Before despairing, look on page the Argentine Re 16 That is where all wante it Two boys h at|{atied. No matter what you ¢ Ban Jone, Cal of’ it ie there J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-804 First Avenue, Cor. Columbia Street Overcoat House in | Strongest the State Sale WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE, full fashioned, with aplit white maco soles, dou bie heels, toes and so'es. BOX OF SIX PAIRS FOR $1.30 WOMENS MERCER SILK FINISHED STOCKINGS, extra very attractive and ful BOX OF SIX FOR WOMEN'S COTTON HOSE omestic manufacture, fast black Albion Dy seamile with ny brilliant finish BOX OF TWELVE PAIRS FOR S1.75 WOMEN ALL-OVER LACE 1 otton lisle, pr lace pe extending the toe BOX OF SIX PAIRS FOR 1.35 McCarth Second Ave. of Boxed Hosiery A Merchandising Event of Most Unusual Interest— Box Prices Mean a Great Saving for Women Preparations for this event were begun many months ago, when our import orders were placed with rman manufacturers, Now we're ready Hundreds and hundreds of boxes of New Hosiery will be on sale tomorrow at Box Prices. Save in two ways tomorrow. Save money in purchasing at box quotations. Save time through buying in quantities ‘© inflated values are quoted here We guarantee every price given to be much less than regular prices by the pair. Every {tem is a Money saver WOMEN’S FANCY FIGURED HOSE, of black cotton, very handsome all-over patterns WOMEN’S FIN ED HOSE. t>7 IMPORT. fast black Gor don Dye, half all-over lace with silk embroidered an- kles in assorted designe. rely new 1906 styles. BOX OF SIX PAIRs FOR patterns in a box . $1.50 pox OF THREE PAIRS WOMEN’S IMPORTED COT: FOR 2.50 TON HOSE, fast black Gor- don Dye, with crow-foot CHILDREN’S BLACK HOSE, high-spliced heels and toes in handsome mercerized ble soles. ROX OF silk finish, look like real PAIRS FOR. .¢ BOC silk, good wearing, satiafac- WOMEN’S PURE SILK tory stockings, all sizes 6 to HOSE, all black, with e v 9%, any size. BOX OF § Mele or silk feet, made dou PAIRS FOF vie at hee's, toes and soles 4 $1.40 BOX OF THREE PAIRS yen’s “BLACK CAT’ COT FOR $4.95 TON SOCKS, one of the best WOMEN’S BLACK HOSE, of wearing men’s hose on t heavy pure thread silk, with mark lay, come eithe extra spliced heels, toes and eae 1 pre i> cee ster all ack black with for value. BOX OF THRE white feet. BOX OF SIX PAIRS FOR 7.85 PAIRS FOR 81.40 7.85 1. y Dry Goods Co. and Madison St.