The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1906, Page 3

i MAID REVEALS MANY CRIMES yw YORK,POLICE LEARN OF MURDERS AND CASES OF KID NAPING OF WOMEN AND GIRLS AS RESULT ‘TRIAL. OF GLAICHE TORK March 18--Ae the It is known that two girte fee think they hs i int Bach ae A remult th 4 tea den Kept DY © negro poll-| kidnaped and forced into a lite of bee Robert Eprigws, who ts enn" cond m & Manner beyond belief, — according to the police [Ss Union Traction without any right whatever, other than suffrage Jin the streets of the north divisior WW STORMS. uP SALT UKE s the city It leaves the Unior | Traction company in the weet divi aon without rights excepting that the ordinance contains a purchase lause. It leaves the Chicago City Railway company, which operates all the street car lines on the south alde of the city, no right except where MALT LAKE, March 13.—-Durtng/ their ordinances contain a purchase © cog angie last night extensive) clausa ' done by wind. Trees! cols down. Storm fronts wwe in and power plants all « Tt commenced to thun might and the hail turned to snow Tt le a sweeping victory for the eity said Mayor Dunne There are no 9-year franchises in the city of hicago, according to thie de nd no indefinite or perpetua which is | grants tm the outlying territory. We wi ae Sees inches deep and still fall- | have the traction companies now tr hs }a position where we can negotiats — Ifor the purchase of thelr t WAKES MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP EASY they do not want to sell at a faty price we can declare our rights un der the decision GHICAGO, March 18.—Ry the de-| Lara art Banded down yesterday, the | the Seattle Alumni club are prepar yp a Chicago odtains almost com-| ing for a bene to be held at the pile control of the local traction | Lin ) next Saturday, DE BT situation fethen is in charge of the arrange SEER iiiah the decision leaves! ments. ri heeerg . Cash_"" tsee” Credit FINE DISPLAY OF CARPETS ibitton at the New Store? em, prices right. You ean find and you can pay for It at your con pass without looking into the merits REED bed tl CEPT TE 200 pat the atyhe tha noieee Don't iet tomor this offer. row KIRMAN ART SQUARES. new Weave tn Is uin Rugs. They are made heavy and 5-5 87.50 fast ft. Kirman Art § ft. Kirman A frit % Kirman A VELVET CARPETS. Stairs and Borders to Match. N2 patterns of well known makes fe select from. Price, per yard, erred, lined and laid . | $110, 81-25. *1.55, 81 30 ares each ° es Bquares each... ...ce ares each... WILTON VELV Wilton ry for mn publi for Heavy = retiabie Most satiarac te im the Eapex stairs Velvets, 4 wear places halle and | SASRTORR Ee kbs Per Chairs in Oak, Golden or Weathered finish and Mehog- any; priced special thie week, ‘from 8575 to $35.00 20 patterns Morris Chairs, all re- teed. This from $14.75 to {One @ollar or two will do.) reduced $15.00 each pattern week COR. SECOND AG @ UNION STREET PIKE ST. 10Per Cent Off ~-ON ALL— HEATING STOVES Wednesday, March 14 This offers you an opportunity to make a consid erable saving on a Heater. 306-508 BOTH PHONES 1158. 506-508 PIKE STREET DUG RAILROAD TUNNELS THROUGH SOLID SNOW oe nnadee SOHO SHO HEADQUARTERS SEATTLE SHOULD BE . ~~ «AT CHUSES cones) DIGGUSSIO Then ‘twas plain tc | tra + tha n the a wir } " ter along the Denver & Rio Grand COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL MAKE EFFORT AT TACOMA MEET dos : i between Durango and Silverton, TE t NP gy b catl 45 PART OF RYTHMIG itea Stine oe ING TO MAKE THIS CITY CENTER OF STATE COMMERCIAL |! ; ae, eee, Cavey 4 urt h GYMNASTICS NOW TAUGHT, swiftly flowing stream even in th ORGANIZATION I t nar re tl ‘ winter, Me n January 1 anc 1 me,” + . TO 60-EDS, AT “U.” j walt | th Califor ha her ft t aitle ja by nature | de tre ‘ meenbiinn of “ mmittes, Oregon her elopment | ie pages oa oft | t at nae tg os fueven spate ty taveneds ae | Water flowed th " ¥ 1g and Washington must have a sy EF sem Parte | ¢ married and di but lthe mggte university has become the jfroae th how it nN mmercial organtsation if she sasenine the eaate of hunk agalr ibject of a great deal of spirited j Sretes uld be moved th h the ata he omnes ihe ttake . | he hed ' “| comment because of the instruction Jeanyon it was p ary pu aid Becretary Willian the Con ty namenimeees ; n fancy dancing which it is sal@ e and t hrough mareiel S toaay Three Special Delegates eartny Aare to include i . Or o a ame Bik eacitase : as iseued, Considerable objection to ft ont freight wa aught by a alide anc t r mrad ~ agg Three special delegates will | re on this account {# expressed by som@ narrowly escaped complet t ines men ever held in ompany the Lox Angeles excursion | wal bey? f the quiet univer thon oe as far os y” és noernes) | frou atthe etary Wiliam " | wity community, and by several o He lg dl ty diay pel | Bae been i as one of thea The first of the course of lectures | the fair gymnasts themselves ttle Commercial club originated the | ° two have not been! te be given by H. Clark and I think it's just awful,” said ofé of & stat nization hav. | °% Hams will take «| p, r Vincent, of Chicago,| of the girls with Puritanical ideal ing for the aiea ‘the — oe " eam. | Creat many photographs of state was given last night at Christen-|in discussing the interesting subjege’ ligation of Wteragane aavert ng this | bite and interior views of board ¢ ss hall, at which Dr, Clark gave | this morning hate t J , | the matic reading of Stephen| Miss Lavinna Rudberg, sasista®! t » meeting of the club | Phi master o “Ulyane to Dr. Roller, is in charge of co- Reome ey night th preliminary report of the | gymnastics She ha a large an The Tacoma chamber of commerce | Valencia disaster by deg Com jenthusiastic class of young women) ee and started a campaign to| Herbert Knox Smith and Captal donning the bloomers and engaging | headquarters of a state organization | Richard Mansfield White, was unan-| sprints in the open | ! | . rm L. ©. GILMAN, ATTORNEY FOR lA argest and most important |!mously endorne | The Kuskokwim, of Alaska | Whenever the weather will pore! metropolis of Washington, the Will Wear Badges | Rich tn gold, copper pabar and | mit, the whole class is taken for! GREAT NORTHERN, SAYS THE erclal club believes that ® |silver. Unprospected and unde-|a jaunt along the country roads in e ould th channel A ren tion wa arried ordering | Veloper | May 26. j the vicinity of the university em | COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE 18/8 h the Important work | Sec y Williams to mail postals |J P. Rudd & Co, 628 Pioneer sna park, Tennis is also ye} A VALUABLE MAN, every member of the club urging popular, e at the important — | f mbe will wear a badge! | Now that the storm raised against ¥ he w cattle Cor WG LDU Maer LD pane fy “ef Ps | on Councilman Mullen and t t : t | over the alleged bh {the Mt (a thy gates fr arter |hall fund ee eyez sot at WASHINGTON, D.C ASLINGAE oonoe oes man, attorney H th Occurred. — ’ on } into contact NEWS NOTES ewly iImporte al way b 3 Ses oesect tonetan te “= CITY’ i FATHER Linens jot the man and h 1 CHOICEST QUALITIF BROUGHT DIRECT FROM jin ® priva nversat ic hat LEADING FACTORIES OF SCOTLAND, IRELAND jtle group of men at the city hal Billa have been Introduced AND GERMANY jyesterday Mr. Gtlman sa CBtigFean be the adop simetiaa te @ valu man for th 7 | city to have ta the net! se an reported FINE IRISH TABLE CHOICE QUALITY | |much so that the city 1 well af 7 hvormbly plans f e| MADRI M | DAMASKS, 72 inches IRISH DOUBLE DA- | ° . © 1) lreve Duwamied | of G ' | | ford to pay him a salary of § pr “ P 1 q vacarcce POT wide, all linen, ve MASK TABLE LIN- | & year for the work he is doing. |» M the} re a sions|?? . handsome _patterr ENS, 72 inches wide, | He drives a bard bargain, I | firet day of } " t the], genate commit t al Decae | ad fing te all linen and the w hard a bargain because I have | office of mayor next week fr ne| Teen. te salen. the pensions Age Mba 3 | priced according handsomest of new gone up against him on a number | ¢ fa package of 11 Fv ngs war veterans from § aos . | grade and count—and pattern, brought’ a | of cocasions, But it is always tn tb . « bis sig " he ge 1 ba " aay ‘ a: | there are no finer | rect from the looms at | Jinterests of the trying with|rants are for the payment of eleg- |p be made on Senator Gallin-| Was Ke } table Mnens made in Belinst, feetaed —a | good faith to get all he can for the ° teen and clerks In| 8*F# DUI for that 5 . P all the world at the| | yard upwards from | ty out of the people as : 1 the 5 pee inked ore has prices, a yard $1.20.) | | 4.50 and $1.40 at the hands of the * f prepa | Gene 5 hers threat-| 81.15, 81.00, Napkins to match | citizen of Seattle and k It carrion « * oaures | CITY BRIEFS ened to resign if government | | @5e. 85e 404 80¢ nearly every pattern in | len I feel th + | prox ' © a did not defend thelr honor . naeias all of these linens | the eity "that re-elect each ' f thene tw} } | Se Seve Sa Towels, Crashes and | | o ae be ayor| nt business In conne | } mateh nearly all pat- | Linen Sets to meet your | wued by the posed fc fruit LOOKING FOR ROCK | terns in the above | | every need or fancy. | . . te es show, to be held in June, | eas SES | ate | : ae 8°, Se € htt come store the regular meeting | / pee , re time | oe the King unty Horticu | |: etu was that by the re of | sactety » be held fn the roome of T btaln material as cheaply as seers 0 ee © ate | evening * planned for the county, the| We have every wanted material In washable white or jae for ow Oe | he — ¢ of “ taste vehg . colored fabrics. Weha also the new stamping pat- | oh © eigen. Teen 1G ONG) in. ieth Se Comey terns for making the Eyelet Work and French Embroid- The are @ great many ellipse otinuing wnti} te ch Wednes- |] * ne er > 8 - the venty for « ered Walets. | the buying of tidelands in Beattie | 4? ning oy yusterday rom which the om , s in Bea Qslebrate the golder these days. 1 strane the Sar versary of Tey. W ¢ macadam tm-| WE ARE JUSTLY PROUD OF OUR NEW MILI ial bheelis 887, 880 ana S20 tee on and wife, which © ; fer the we ERY. YOU ARE BOUND TO BE TAKEN WITH THE proves the elt Stand wd Nev. Hasringt ° the expense car NEW STYLES. COME IN AND SEE THEM. oe ‘ S dteet oes OF the Reattle Atetr { the county « Ca apectat Aang t baie ons vb Bat Bay Odtet Bpiecopal ry and operate it cra mmo oat the ce! GREAT MEIN) os were, rm tor serene McCarthy Dry Goods shed were sidered altoge planned by W. G. Roberts, whe op : fas 5 too fabulous, Transfers were delay trates « boord and feed stable at)" Cc ot oo |srmten a oord and teed siuhie at /*02" “2 1 ompany ‘os uihy state is reached | Sanday Mr. Roberts wt!l put the! Pp. storey Two lots in block 141 were pu « in hie charge through the| morning t Ly have ¢ tratr the are ont e8' in cade the stable should catch] school at fee. on “The ¥ ' ’ «sald | > | | i © oe cuevinwer es Suited His Taste | I nhetpal Advertis to be od T P rt I ie | s€ the chamber of commerce on Fr o Perfection BEST IOWA CREAMERY— by 8 ay evening of this week by Herber cht relary ¢ oria| There was an old man from St $1,200 > | Guttibert. wry of the V pres an a 2 Pounds 55e a contract went to | . Who never ate eyrup at all FRESH WASHINGTON Sanhiie ‘smeet ~ The veto of M R. Rut he tried MAPLEINE RANCH bGGS— He mmer GENUINE FLAVOR ‘UNION LABOR ASKS fens orance srenting ales ve APPOINTMENT FOREST wo Rey as ni oer | co, ARE DANGEROUS entree BELLINGHAM, March 13—-As a There is but One Real vith the |i ea haw a Soda Cracker because 631, wen | eral far Chrettened ails there is but one that : a comes to you just as it ; nag nha g comes from the oven. ens | he A il Others lose their value ae the flames ‘ave by being exposed to the vagh th Saks: air, absorbing moisture a weonins and collecting dust. he Vint | slne 9 o'clock Tat venine The |real] soda cracker |Camatian” 0g ov is Uneeda Biscuit kept DEMAND FOR | miten in Yenath has been devastat fresh and clean by the WATERFRONT Sines protecting package 20c Per Dozen PURE LEAF LARD, 10 Ibs. # ‘| Special | For Tomorrow Wednesday} |!ow She per package for 12-o7. pack age SEEDED RAISINS. GROCERIES | REI WHOLESALE PRIC a Butter Store 1311 Second Ave. Arcade Bullding. 7%4e@ package for full weight packages best quality ) RAISINS. SE BROKEN Lenses Dupli- cated----Quick Repairing L. W. SUTTON, Pann =~ ta Optician, 713-715 First Ave. Remember we are selling Flickinger’s high grade Canned Fruits for less than cost—2% pound cans 49@, 1%-pound cans 12¢@, individual size, 2 for 156 We are selling the best nthe city. Adams Java Ite a 400 v Blend Adams Tea & Coffee Co. Pine st Great Clearance Sa Coats, Suits, Skirt Petticoat NOVELTY CLO. MFG. Co. 1207 SECOND AVE. Pantage’s. cow? oaLEN | MILLS. ote Ist AVE SUITS To ORDER +15.00 Second ave. cor. HERSPRING COMPANY, 114) Second Ave. South *-TO-NOW Brokers and fats TO ORDER Aue Money adv consignments, Ind ved Main 4274;