The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1906, Page 3

ou SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1906. E BAFFLES (COMMEND WORK — ~ STAR iS DOING WOMAN ROBS ‘ WILL CONSIDER NEW FRANCHISES TAFT PARTY | AT DINNER ‘ rt to be one of the mont THE STAR'S ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE, . henge FEED ; Mine nner partion of the sea 1 Thereby pledge n myself not to pecs any young man, a gi dny oe sane ow geen - ; ‘ oe oe te the ae @, to do all that lies in my pov 0 disco windows in ordgr to gain entran ‘ 7 he iMppines g the yo men of my acquaintance, the habit Q to houses @hich'b ae arranced ti n ase q . tt CR ean y sont Suerettes. I desire, also, to have my anne en- : . sal and Detec tives Can’ t Nab Him Has Earned ° PORTRAIT THAT LED Longwor “ rt tered as a member of The Star's Anti-Cigarette League That | $2, 500 in the Last 10 Days---Frank Paul, | TO A SUIT IN CouRT, | decora w Interenting us| Ex-Comptroller His Latest Victim. |v | hd lao nilage, 1 1 atalow ne repre- ’ nting f Manchuria, tow night two more house ne to @ child one nugget past 10 days his record ta eight ei er y the ry ng ring, one gold ring set with @| houses broken into and booty taken | od ghiy ransacked from t brilliant; two pairs of gold cuff) to the value of at least $2,600 | * }to bottom, From the residence links, one gold wateh chain with he purces The Star's A w av ne & magnificent work, | Frank H. Paul, ex-city troller, | looket jare abaped and engraved Throws Rock ind raul pe The Anti-Cigarette crusade ~ at 17 Twenty-third a he « with the initials FH. P.; lady's pene: 20 ereeeen te League Is no" weeplt wntry, and through | (@ined a goodly amount of plunder| gold wateh and a child's enamel The burglar has meth that are | ipgrigned pledges '® are ers the ur efforts of tte founder |!" the shape of watches and jewelry | chatelaine watch. new to police, On some o¢ asions | 02 eR and nat wrintendent. Lucy |t the value of $200, but he went] he stands in the # t and throw me many letters Gar atures of eastern | through the home of L. C, Cra | Finds Many Victims. & rock through the upper pane of “| 4 market is of ves | state ing lawa which are 24 Twenty-fourth ¥ window on the f floor, near the ro eo atill remaining the wee MAT, Mackenzie, of Soa ng | ttom and only go ‘ little earlier in tho evening the | lock of the window, If no one i#| Mutton will be searce and high on me Interested bers The Star Is the Firet P been at the re seaes 1 * goes up to the window, | » nt of the recent snow storms ‘ de, and © re . Hl res was t . er, 224 Twenty-fourth his hand through and turas|in the western part of the state ee M © during the evening. At only a short distance away er. The rest of the game| The grain has been killed and k wnder-l o'clock the family returned he gained entrance tn a « Another scheme the man | eq! ¢ are ordering mutton i ny and | and the interior of the ply ner, The burglary wa uses ie to walk up to the hov rom Nevads. the} as if a cyclone had strack shortly after 8 o'clock,/ break a pane of glass and = th or] man, as usual, smash veral members of the family | raise the lower sash Vegetables _ 7 Dig dg oe | Window at the rea Everything in the house The police have set many trape Yokima _Burbank potatoes, | $18.00% Jeash and clamered | yuite | Was Curned topey turvy, but @ close him, but up to the preseat have River potatoes girls and you and mative tand, I} evident that he had time | Investig o fnet that | not been able to apprehend him. | w pot Ws, | the pledge of The |to ransack , ranny | the only booty t or obtained | Byery patrolman and detective in| oe ——— T. MACKENZIE” | ot t © on} Was about $1 in money t artment has been given in ti t ained| On Sunday night * same bure fur » keep a special watch is K 10 days of March | no clue of | lat broke into two othe out for the man, and thought y Among y taken were twolthe residence districts, ing | that he will be caught a short | hothouse vagy § nk | dtamond ne diamond ring goods valued at § and for the time wack $ ‘ Cle | i) " 2 ’ - attle, | | OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE | Articles @ ineorpora filed at Olympla for whied purchas ‘BANDIT _ oath, M De Worry, Walch Us Grow” k We a Cash" Ticker eer Credit mat ‘ tv PT eure ; « Saad he busit ; : counted Oe te SH P y went ah We effected such a saving by our perchase of a local manufac moked search of hee of all nds, fre tr sip pocket, where ort couch bed, that we can afford t he carried w revolver, As the rob purchase, The figures marked on the tags bere were departing Deputy Wey this sale are one-third less, sometimes as much man whipped out the gun and ope } ng your w ed @ fosilade, bringing to dat one cot in thi vertisement, t jndows are fu i. The ¢ his eo ri getterns. Come in and look at them Prices are as low as » though %. te | he "1 Gwies per ib iF gad as bigh av $25.50. Credit if you wish. he f os. Just be od an avn Lea ther |» know? = | 10 TRY MON me wean WEAR FRANCE AGREES rs WILLMAN WITH GERMANY = Bel Couch covered In all colors ve back leta Gowa and foreis Hl in de HILLMAN CITY, March 19 wal LONDON, March The Even present body ® afta ya t r * » p tet le worth in any ¢ $16.50. This week sale R11.22 con toscee ee he | caat ) was | ing Nows aa: hat France and| ‘This week Special DP: of Spring Patterns of Carpets, Rugs sit ach aewl Germany have rea heed YY ye Fourth Floor of the Buildis tched - ge apemlipemry grt on Denyerice b ne . reement In th tynamite in the magazine, Charles Guy and Be nterested tn place Bagie Cit Chandler LIVES IN and 4 lot Did Cold Get You? * sad -hopeorPoneggt x @ UNION STREET DANGER ‘ Throat ‘Tables = 2 tae, fo 16« Sore Throat Tablets. at Ba 1» Life Bide oe bare B06 ar BLASTING IN FREMONT ARE CARRIED ON IN RECKLESS MANNER | OPERATIONS MONARCH AND LACLEDE $5.00 dow ERNST BROS.INc( 306-5058 PIKE $sT . AD) PRICES $12.50 to $35 o> 65 Ons Specials ad “oe “1 - ~ a r | Here's three items* priced so as to crowd this Whe Ootausbin 110 e Spring Suits $12.50 to $35 r Store. Read the list over. Come. ts very low on a 1 "5 2% BROOMS—W ed ay price . Se | weather ac HORS—Wwe pr ae RAKES—\\ ive -17¢ A BIG BOOM but that don't effe on drug « Bartell J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-804 First Avenue, Cor, Columbia Street m in real e# t the cut pr is offered by t Overcoat House in | Strongest the State BOTH PHONES 1158. 506-508 PIKE STREET ' Res vows Got Any Babies RANGES ' and $1.25 a week, and you wt eorr ee at ite full value, ALSO ortninarg? aera SS ee ee . ‘ ‘. ais 1,000 Pounds of the Firet OUR ELK BROOM. Wednesday Made in Covert Cloths, With Bech This Months , Swreene clea iat ing « in Tans and Olives oe O DIVORCE COMPLAINTS of erue at THE LATE MME. DURAND. | fts and, a French woman * ALASEA RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Thank You for Your Appreciation of Our Opening Show of Spring Merchan- dise, The Footing of Yesterday's Sales Slips Conveys a Substantial and Most Extra- ordinary Compliment to Our Efforts. The Opening Will Be Continued To- morrow (Wednesday). We Extend a Cordial Welcome to All Seattle. Come and Get Posted on the Season's Best Styles. There will Be a Spe- cial Sale of 12ic Zephyr Ginghams Thursday at 9c a Yard. You Can See |} Them in Our Window McCarthy Dry Goods Company is." Conrury Furnrrure Compan "np hah Soma Wednesday nd Th ‘Only 18c Each }: UNCOVERED SILK FLoss} PILLOWS 0 a divorce from Ker Olsen on the grounds that he ha en him for 16 years und t he bas furnished nothing sued William T, tty and Valdes ave © re in experiende, ean exhibit which y, at- ention among \ibite are bigh- a KUSKOKWIM DISTRICT mops The capita 8 TRE WOU ONT fed into 20,00 At Bar t-rate drug stor Benes. divide 4 M and ¢ sesed at. on Wetues | The of Alam at $100 per shar The ~ casita Sinan aaiien perl in gold er, cinnabar and of the plant w pair, 45e; Red Cross Rubber Glover | = * =a 4 fee Brow. Into the « pair, 68¢; and big reductions on | | a. We May f Moran company ‘Hot Water Bottles and Syringes | Rudd & Co., 628 Pioneer Bidg., aCe ureday Only 5c Each