The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1906, Page 5

STAR SATURDAY, APRI the p ke up ladon free, but the latter can | 4 « recetved ordering 66 rnished free by the Southern of the $10,000 win dhe Kie have vate the price of admission if they | TO WNSEND carloads of brides timbers tor Ban GIVES A MILLION eifle | Saget to raise for the Catifor+|so @atre, Prancicea, Huadrede ef Pert Town Ke iq reliet fund. The performance is . 7 jt@ be of @ vaudeville nature, taken| Col W. W. Robinson, Jr, formerly | send people have relatives te the) OAKLAND, Cal, April 21x. [96000 IN 6 MINUTES, t of the United Btates, at ng to the Mayor Jas, B. Phelan, of San Fran DULUTH Mino Apr a |having agreed to donate th oie sory. | partm ' ‘ t tore. ‘ thin city, Gestorday wired « draft of] : mass meeting this morning, $6060 e $100 to turned over to the local} - — GOVERNMENT @PECIAL BREAK.| “*eo, himsel? one of the heaviest)» id in five minutes for Saw iree care carrying 41 tong of| relief ftu®4, Colonel Robinwon is A “ loserg, headed the subscription Mat ie e foodstuffs left Beattlo yesterday at.|now in Chicago. | PORT TOWNSEND, April %1- ING RECORDS. | pry : Praciseo, Twas Sie ae } terheen at 4:90 lnek fo: : | with $1,000,000, All California cies | anteed to complete $50,000 with Oaklands Money for the Callte | the tent relief train trom this city,| ‘The Seattle Musicign’s union haw rng liga By heeeaie vellesere WASHINGTON, Apr. 21.——A pee | are raising fund 24 hours ‘eiesipeisinsmaiinieeitieiel The longwhorenen'a union donated| Yoted to donate $1,008 for the ven. |W!!! be sont from Port Townsend. | ig) train of twelve express cars a | ite services tn Mading the cam fit of their unfortunate Brothers in| Lists were started at the local | chartered by the government left | ren cans OF COOKED FOOD MAIN VISITING By wire the local relief ites, Tt conaiete of Mr. Hawley, J. th work War done in 40 minut Man Francisco, A special meetfng | banks this mo | Washington this morning ,_ laden arranced with Seattle D. Lowman, W. D. Hoftus, 1. itt ne @ wore sacured |haw been called by President 4 DUbIO genorally responded | with stores collected here. General) OGDEN, t Aur, fiv~Ten cer DAY on OREGON " yh an Griffith and W. H. Wortman. | win be tranaferred to the for a tate hour this afternod at | Amounts are chiefly amall, but will | Hell has arran, @ right of way |loada of i foods, tents and tees | ah \ at the mien now fn Oak Mr, Hawley yesterday advised} Pacific at Portland and will which all members are requesth@Bo | Probably reach $1,000 before night. | over all trains, and the special if | biankets collected by u. 1 at Bremerton: Dakland branch of att " fadge Hanford, chairman of the| rushed through without a stop. attend and devise means for tybtiihr Surgeon J. H. Oakley, in charge | breaking all records President | children of the state are , Mono o pie § J for the recotpt and mpt local committee, that ships of aup-| aid ft the quarantine service here,| Roosevelt has designated Gecretary | to San Francisco tonight on cars Sunday. Tues . Lape 7 ¥ ton at at . from | plies should report at Transport) rom Mrs, L. M. Griffith has come loaves tonight overland for San| Motealfe as bis personal represen . : Arye Ber: nany a — Ane fire outferere dock, and that cara should be con-|* telegram telling of the ¢ Orwantaed labor haa ce y| Francisco to the government's | tative to visit Gan Francisco and as-| Finwey, the photographer, 106 ( 4:90 1 bextra oo mane i iM taed comuuitter wes or-| signed to W. D, Wood | muffertnan of thia Beattie worm come to the front in a worth corps of relief surgeons \certaia what aid the government |iumbia at., is forced to move. Photos| at 12 m. and 7:30 p,m. R tp a by A. L. Hawley, of the| J. I. Meikle, secretary of the lo-| th San Francisco fire, M The Brotherhood of $44 The Starrett Mill company today can render at half price for short time only, *** 60 cents ” 2 company, * 8 San | eat commitioe, advised him by wire} fth and her 16-year-old won ¥ Decorators wilt ment to en Pe coon 4 alam-| that these suggestions would be fol. /0" the beach for two days with funds; the clerks’ un 0 de iq to Oak~| lowed, and that further advices | food or shelter until pleked up by a] Morning at 10 o'clock; sheet motat © Seattle: | would be forwarded today, j!Aunch aud taken to Oakland, They} Workers, Monday ent, and ‘the loat everything except the clothes tm] Cleetrical workers iny hehe eo — thelr backs. 1, HM. Griffiths Jett} Al meetings will be held in the Lat 7 gee ER Re eee ee |)oeteniny Lm gti aged wer Tomer { . 2 |\oe (wo days in vain for word from ; i WHERE ALL CAN HALA : Lie othe : James Hofferman, the brad meee) NP ga [boy of the city who sells al the 3 o Clething for nen and women, boys and girte of all ages and @ | ., Tne Seattle eye Grocers’ ase : home” papers ond “tn , World, ire y the Cultte in relief committee fa mime gage. ous my yewes ; waged ~ on 7 3 fe tepate to doatred by the California rellet commit ® |rund and will have t sent nitive sales to the relief fund ~ & Gate shipme ty y te turned over to the Cham. | ¢ soldiers at Furt Lawten came @ Prepared foes! of aeeortpts biankete and other articles ¢ Commerce thie evening. { thie morning with « @ aaemary fo the hon and com of San Francisco's unfor- @ | fund of $63. & twnate people « no desire *. Underwriters aad traveling inaur ig. The committer has 1? delivery wagons at its disposal to call @ lance agente held @ short meeting clube of the elty @ fer any donations that cannot be delivered by the donors * | yesterday and collected $1,196, Thig| have taken concerted acti and to- @ The committer b ached by Sunset phone Main 110, or @ |is only the beginning of the works | da they are collecting clothing and & In. LT”. 7 jend the Inaurance folk will be lar having the contributions sent to - @ Haste te core * |contributors to the relief fund. vier 1 2 * * 40 CARLOADS. LINCOLN, Neb, Apr. %1-—-Forty carloads of provisions have been made up along the lines of the Bur lington in Nebraska Mayor PERERA EEE EE RRR Re has appolnted tee to have ¢ ! i Wagner NOTES Jor the funds for the California relief i | tund Yestertay Mayor Moore faranted the perminsion to sell | o the relief fund Mre M.A. Gott ms for the benefit: pert »$3 Yeartert at ! . . pa nee@ | wteir w Ww. Dene & George | Males Staies Quartermaster ny Kubeltk at the Grand, Sunday | Raymond , wading Kingsbury Light r] ts $3 Seno niga peeps at week ¢ Aree ldght hate for spring wear, boa rie toe oN w ualities in handsome shapes es te ton Fr | In every church tm the etty epe-/attle Aerie, Na. 1, O. K. has island colorings. W. B. Hutebia Tem lerwardet to ‘ Han appeal to Kagies throughout! Co, corner 2nd and Union St il empend as quickly ae | Frank Dowd, secretary of the fe | ett! } ctal collections will be taken tomer row for the benefit of the suffers British & Mercantile — the San Francisco disaster esible in giving contributions for) ee a of Loudon, | | : Se mesons ner ee aid of brother Magies in Ban} dreaah Pork manger to draw on}. niente of bus, Seattle | Pranctaco, ! ew York - coognteed | COWRCH, last Wight retsed 91.660 for | tm payme ladies of the Royston Aven: AFTER AUGUST FIRST the Ban Francisco benefit, Only! . One-third of the members were! Uhiterian church have opened the present and 4 canvas of the remain. f the church f the pu ise 0s at tee thie sum, [0% feeetving alt clothing or 5 | sons for the sufferers of San Fran Gaia of Woaere by fire im Ban i Calhoun, Denny ay re « com-| To talk to your friends To talk to the butcher To talk to the baker To talk to the candlestick mak toral agents, yoet EP Geee that the ho Pay hae subserioed “W000 to. the Employes of Ryan @ Newton Co,! © relat famed, lon Western av. have contribute: Fhe Seattle patrotmen have been | 150 to the retiet fund, thi being 108 ey eattous to ail in the raising | Per cont of thelr weekly salaries URNITURE New designs and patterns tac. or. It will be necessary for you to have an independent Tele phone Better order now and avold the rush A large crowd attended the bene- | fit at the Third Avenue theater and j enjoyed the production of “A Devil's *| ‘The Cooks and Waiters’ union, of /14P*.” Every cont received at ihe BAKERS .. city, held @ epectal meeting tnat | door will ge to the relief fund, mak addition to the sume fnight, and, tke many other labor)!" & lane THE HOUSEWIFE organizations, Gomated freety to the| ied. Tomorrow afterncen the makes of bread are short-| relief fund, One hundred dotlare was|D°hefit concert will be held at the eeabling the seller thus to | rained by subscription in a few min. | Frand opera house, ar Monday the purchaser. “Table Queen,” utes and turned over to the retiet/ Stht Creston Clarke will give « fecentiy placed on the | committee {h@ mening. jdenett with hie “Monsieur Beav fe always FULL weight and | company. Pantages gives ‘overweight. It ix firm but re-| ‘The Seattle todge of Bike wiit | benert matines today, and the Star Ms softness. None geauine | give a benefit next Wednesday af-| theater is planning one earea blue label. *** = ternoon at the Grand opera house, - wd ~| The entire receipts of the ball which will be wiven In the Auditori- um hall, on Tuesday evening, are be turned over to the fund for the { of the Californta suff wer Charles F. Boges has ted everything. Tickets are §® in Carpets at lowest prices. Get a home of your own and commence living. WE WILL FURNISH YOUR HOME COM- PLETE for a small amount down and payments to suit your convenience. LAUREL RANGES di Hegdahls Inc. Phone Ballard 113 BALLARD Sensational Bargains _ After 6 This “‘a Store for Everybody” Be for Large Bottle Best Washing Ammonia. petike of Lennox Soap—fits the hand. ..... 3e Imported Brass Alcoho! Stove......... 49c mers S Solid Back White Fibre Serub Brash . * 5e e ig Heavy Wire Skirt or Rug Beater..... 8c Mats, with heavy tin rim... 2c lee cream, with Mapeline favor jing te becoming popular among the |ladies this spring. Mapetine gives jit » delicious, amooth, maple taste }that ie fascinating and makes it ) “taste like more.” Mapeline hae lalso become popular as a favoring |for puddings, cakes: ties, ete. feet that jand it in a well | with the genuine maple Qavor ft is }unequatied. In fact it haa become [80 popular that every good grocer jasiete on handling It ose - “<_|| A Great Gold Mine Right Next Door to By ak ered Uy List the Richest Mine in All Manhattan — THE MANHATTAN MIZPAH MINING COMPANY Owning The Kentucky, Captain Sam and Side Lining The Great Manhattan Consolidated Arkansas Claims End Lining The Dexter and Pine Nut THE SAME GREAT GOLD BEARING LEDGES WHICH HAVE MADE THE MANHATTAN CONSOLIDATED FAMOUS, CAN BE TRACED BY BOLD SURFACE THEATER b___Thrater™ CROPPINGS ACROSS THE PROPERTY OF THE MANHATTAN MIZPAH.,.. THESE LEDGES HAVE BEEN OPENED AT A DOZEN POINTS ON THE KEN- RUSSELL & DREW, Mgrs BOTH PHONES 567 TUCKY, ARKANSAS AND CAPTAIN SAM CLAIMS, REVEALING UNIFORM SHIPPING VALUES. PPrening Prices, 20 S0<, 400, an4 Séc. Mat es AMUSEMENTS. (PARA POR AAAS ALOE | IRD AVENUE oe. 86.0 epi pr hildren 10 The Pine ledge {a tracable 00 feet acroap the Captain Sam. This marvelo jeporit o solidated. At every p se ledges have been opened on the Kentucky and Captain Sam, 67. Matis t fatarda 7 The Pine Hut ledge 1s tracabie for 600 feet the Captain Sam. “This waived GOpeett ot | they have stood the most exhaustive testa and given values of from $75 to $100 to the ton. The vein id bearing ore, ranges from 15 to 20 feet In width, and at a general assay value of person, on the Kentuoky has been proven to a depth of 80 feet and has broadened out and become richer with . A tour-foot ledge haa been opened at atx places on the Kentucky, giving a uniform value of better than | depth. On the Arkansas, two ledges averaging from four to six feet in width reveal values of better than 4100 per ton. This ledge is the same vein from whieh » smal values are being taken on the Con- | $100 per ton THE Dividends for Years MANHATTAN MIZPAH In making this offer i add another to the nched toward MINING CO be y ot the mathe, ee beer jay in the history of the mine, Capitalization $1,000,000 Par Value $1 per Share Insure sider for many years, For 400,000 Shares in the Treasury Fully paid non-assessable, f ath Sunday, April 22, tomorrow. Russell @ MMEDIA Posents for the tirat time here the Powerful Melodrama ot PRESIDENT 3. F. MITCHELL Mining Engineer IMMEDIATE PROFITS OR DIVIDEND RETURNS i interest VICK PRESIDENT J. K. BRARSANESS, Mine Operator m the Manhattan Mizpah ompany are most attract! to TREASURER 1 M. UPHAM emall or larg vestor Ar “y persor fas Mar ‘with the SECRETARY HARRY ¢ FRE, Mérchant € iitione at Manhattan will knaw at a glance at the map in this APSISTANT SHCRETARY JOUN M. FAIRFIELD ad., that no better prope o be purchase it is the best in DIRECTORS. the district. The Consolidated mine is the RUINED JAMES G. SWREPNEY Attorney General of Nevada; FRANK GONDRON, Original Locator of Cloine MARVEL OF THE MINING WORLD 3. F MITCHELA. J. BK. BARSNESS M. UPTIAM, HARRY COPTER and J, 3 FAIRFIELD. ngineers who have experted it pronounce it one cosnacianaanesieemsenestn® Ja. An the ¢ dated ig a ¢ rd Exceptional Stock Offering ¢ westers unining operationn ‘The athe > 25 Cents a Share as Cents a Share hattan Mizpah characters and action taken fron le in this city —SE. 7 oe ae and astows's reste aey thy ge a A Gold Mino lor the Priod of a Prospe >t WILL BE AS GREAT AS THE CONSOLIDATED, . ath we “ gre : One hundred thousand shares of treasury atock in the Manhattan (x heart ead gue pote x Gree oF 5 retrib agree : Miapa 1 Mining Company ts offered to the public at a wi to's of this stock. Tt wilt be over. he it tece ; 2% CENTS PER SHARE meri a_many timer ayer a any quest on the cheapest CORLL T COMPANY «a el nown actor seen he y ’ not at upt ~ AF oo agar 4 oe gc ye ~~ y - before in other pinya ara ee ee ines nae ‘This temechabte eote t and has not been 4 first fabulous values were found at Manhattan, This firm has a Ae ‘ = ~ ground th ary REPUTATION TO SUSTAIN ats k—"A TEXAS RANGE her In Goldfield and Bullfrog it has made a distinctive success of ite every mining enterprise, and thousands of our clients who °° eaten i purchased stocks upon our advice have coined money through their ir * In Manhattan we were firs nm the ground, and each f a Ui h ' 1 up f it five companies In that camp are ae > STA Acme of vin gpa IR yeliay rk has “be hye aE A MAKING GOOD WITH RAPID STRIDES ! Success Captain fam. ‘The Pine Nut ledge crosses this claim and he atock of the Manhattan Mispah ts easily worth 60 cents LUTZ BROTHERS Ours Are Arleteeratio Salata’ he Mizpah group, put out ite treasury shares at 60 cen MWh Century Marvels! An Armises Wonder! The Claims of the Manhattan Mizpah are surrounded on OCK IN THE MANHATTAN MIZPAH WILI "| Nights London: ..600 Nights New York all sides by the greatest mines in the Manhattan FIVE DOLLARS A SHARE WITHIN TWO YEARS. - sane Juagler Sensation THE COMEDY HiT! District ' t r ts n Make . ety sendin af it and I ae =” MING® & CO, otheled a sonata The Kentucky Claim Sidelines the Great Consolidated, ORULE & JONES praacnteai bape cee N HD OROURKE Dunes, Numerocs Gntestalnare Admittedly the Richest of all Manhattan Gold re Le t quick. wit tun your reservation by Wike OF SOnsUIY Our SE inaere sna Drees aoe heres. Mines. Four Months ago its Stock was Selling at CoLorieLo, act DUNSWorTH orAnecore 15 Cents. Today in Active Demand at Two Dollars TINEE—GENERAL ADMISSION TO ALL 10e. Monday, Aprit 23, Summer prices 10¢ and 20c ne caine cain rane we rons Patrick Elliott & Campane.) See Pine Nut for 50c Per share. The bly Conservative Brokerage House es Five Leasers Are Working on the Three Claims, and BANKERS AND BROKERS AKIN 7 ‘ The groat iad e Have Opened up Immense Gold Bearing Ledges, Fiseal Ae and the Property Will Soon Join the List of Ship Aigjxren Bloelce * * ; = : “ - Goldfield, Nev. pers of High Grade Ore ’ neti “ ' tor nd HuerRorin of »