The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1906, Page 7

pp ARRESTED | on SMUGGLING wo MEMS NANO MARU ARE or THE SHIN WISCONSIN” RADICALS POSi. SILK WRAP cavont witht | TION ON RAILROAD RATE + THEIR BODIES. peo ABOUT | LEGISLATION SHOWS HIM OUT OF LINE WITH EVERY. quo Japs KN : BODY ELSE IN CONGRESS. porkatt — ‘ OTHER SENATORS SCOLDED cnn " IN HIS MAIDEN SPEECH, " } WA t wm were ene Sted manent to D N this matters t ator erday close © 1s ieee maltore Sh Noting baence of ti lean grip they wee f t ' 1 are esc peck A ; ‘ 4 Around the ~ e sod the aid SA RUSSIAN CONGRESS. gf, PETERSRURO. M All getemints met doton on proposed —with a - ef the cone PMO | mente ao far proposed yesterday. ‘TP uneed by LaPollette ech fe nationalization a shifts” and “worse than no tarda, but 0 1 demand @ real bill,” he « “ 1 demand « bill which sha sine . lease the commerce of the cour the govert edie | from the bond: in which it te held ali lands ox « this) by the great common carrier ays tema face Of this mou tude} * of the pomte made by La . the conve hel F le seemed to convince Senator of the news of pted| Batley « Ne oF two othera. The en of Duda» « HOT) one, for example, abowl the need for ‘of Momo a om of} and cheere! ‘tle teceivet " of & of the governor bie savage rey OUTONST TUS HNSELF | MOSCOW, May f.—Altr > bie ant a were and several bystanders were : Vite Admtral Doubasoff, ty general of Mow - a © ath from « + whieh Bee trows at dim yesterday ag ne! being driven to ace, Hite} was wounded man whe threw ¢ worted | © bomb | BURGE MURDER $AIM OF LAW } | Suthorities of Iiaho were) @ conspiracy to mur-| cod and Pettibone ot law by thel a tia} protest seed in accused ot ox ern Meeting wan addreseet by J @ Montana. i Frank Otganizer wer the Industrial @f the World. The meeting ‘Well attended “ ection Ren amounting to be added to ¢ HRLING LEAVES > FOR EAST commence Tacoma Imie pane s mis wit! next day - ation «ive AR Wiliams h, ” ditt hhh aed ON THE FRON Ji, ee eee eee ee wear cf Rew furnishings her social halls a Steamer Buckma Mite WAS San F ANG Ft treigne Bleamer Tangte okohama trom ‘The Watson ftom San Prac Steamer Far ai Wrathenstern 4 aaeen, * t 1 of << British steame taco The N, L. SHAFER, General Manager BIG SALE NOW ON--WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Of the Finest Clothing and Shipped Direct From Largest Dealers of 33: Per Ct. of Retail Value UA FOLLETTE PROUD OF VOMGE IN WILDERNESS” . : " mn GHEERED ' oe amusing ¢ we e J » the « nd third days egw OF BLOODY OLED AE. |in0' 10. Ute the country. that they REEEETEe WITH QLADN ES AT oe cenator who Ie § y temnet | wee ne 64 te r The the the pane At pres Peop Shoemakers will be there reasonable 10,000 People Turned Away Saturday 313 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH 000 Wort 00, SEN, ROBERT M. LAFOLL amend t wid be playt railways by of any bin LE STAR-—-MONDAY, MAY The ap the finance ¢ mat IN A BLAZE OF GLORY The Washington hotel will Ai@} been han its existence in a blaxe of glory to night when Mr, and Mrs. J. Moore will give a ball and recep |ty passing out len, on the largest seale ever at] reigns tempted in Seattle, It ls an invita] the park board womely decorated for the | ¢ and tonight it will shine | dent for the last time, Drave ounsel, have stubma ttt ting the subject | opinion ésiouin dofe - of the plan for munteipal | Delay in Advert sing SUBPICION GAINS owners’ THAT THERE 18 A SCHEME | It has now been two months sineg suihorisina the came CN FOOT TO DEFEAT THE | ine sloction at which the bonds - MUNICIPAL STREET RAILWAY | Were ed and the committee ha hot yet reached the point of ad PLAN BY FRIGHTENING VOT Buch | ERS. vertising the be nale by Comptr his band |minute the word. But | committee on the auth That the members of the finance { the in being Valid ty Not Questioned } The city officials the validity of any » by the city, and regardle binding character the na to e bond tas of the * inaued # of their elty woul} time pectal ctions on the street car ques at the ay ards Lat fons a# a means of contributing to|expect to pay the bonds if they ar o insued. The only py # iy me to in the regularity of the pi anda tr by which the bonds were vo the prospective purchase:s urieties und they will not take { the corpo preventing |the opinion « ' ne ineue of the therefore. the Junior sel on the matter They will have] of Sultan joy the situa-| We guarantee to ¢ 1 stom: | and) = watchmakers has, in hie re-lach trouble, no knot rouge | oo May 8th. Prices the antageniem | Kirkeville Tnfirm -~ 114 Waaht -AT THE “OF - Fine Clothing and urnishings UNDER DIRECTION OF IN THE BRICK AND IRON BUILDING , In the Wholesale District h Furnishings THIS ELEGANT STOCK COMPRISES THE BEST KNOWN BRANDS OF CLOTHING MADE IN THE UNITED STATES AND WAS IN TRANSIT WHEN THE GREAT DISASTER OCCURRED, DESTROYING THE CITY THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD AND HAVE BEEN PLACED IN THE HANDS OF THE UNITED FIRE AND MARINE SALVAGE AND ALJUSTMENT CO., TO BE SOLD AT ONCE TO REALIZE THE OWNERS ‘ WE AGAIN NOTIFY THE PUBLIC TO ATTEND THIS SALE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE IN THE FORENOONS AND AVOID THE JAMS OF THE BUSY AFTERNOON HOURS. NOTICE: Merchants and dealers buying at wholesale apply at main office for cata logue and list before g a. m. each day. No wholesaling on Saturdays. MARTIN KANE, Accountant CHARLES FENSLER, General Adjuster c. Cc, The United capital stock, $75,000. The largest dealers of Distressed Merchandise in the United States, buys and sells Fire and Marine Stocks, adjusts insurance losses, receives and sells goods on consignment, buys, sells and adjusts bankruptcies and deals in manufact- urers’ overprodu ctions. nmittee to r and throw out the b wues has aroused the who, fearing verse opinion from the eorpe suked the privilege of | a list € while merriment | the subject before he prepares This accounts for the 4 When the last guest has depart-|lay in the corporation counsel's of We Have Got to To Let Mr. Redward that prices J. REDELSHEIMER 800-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE GREAT SACRIFICE SALE United Fire and Marine Salvage and Adjustment Co. BEING) M/LL CLOSE ITS DOORS —\izticatttis™ abr. eet ile ang eta dete mi nd t to the opal @ me authorities sparenthrdlute hi ERO tion affair ly the friends of Mr.) od the ligh « turned out, | fice and Mra, Moc ng bidder jth of the ol will be at) It ts anticipated that at the spe VICTORIA, May Admiral! wr ' nt The old hotel, h, on tte hight s awaiting n the hands ofjelal munictp ip 0 ie to be wm - ' " fi A 1 eminence, has for year n one}the wreckers who will tear It| th will ! of the show places of tay! down } the od and | 1 1,000 for the - Athenian, arriv 1 at letruction of a street railway # ing from th Orient Marqui ty tem Oyama hae retired from bi . | Frighten Thousands. an field marshal of the Japane submitting two or thre SHOOT THE TYRANT | os It would ght 1 f " f con ' sands of voters from ng | stipat not in f EKATERINOSLAY, M The eet car proposition. If} d ' f wine «¢ commitice can th Dr son ath t who nd tases 1 at fT anbie 4 f m trom. and Assortments Still Complete —AT THE $30,000 Get Out ommittes of the etty council are | up pending the recetpt of an opinion weking for » proteat for dl trom the corporation counsel as to claring that the bor at the |whether the bonds were voted. e n last municipal elect © not] The opinion, when received, will gaily voted is strongly indicated | be of no use or value unless it be | by the proserastinatic the com-|to the effect that the ia did Mr, Redward says he will start advertising for the sale|hot oarry and thus prevent the ex * within thirty days, He suspicion t#|penditure of money for advertising ready by that time im mt sround | for bids ] «, hats, capa and furniab be yur imme all iat ha SALE The Bargains Are Simply Astounding & CO. 0 MEN'S SUITS Regular $6.50 Suits Reguiar $9.00 Suits for Regular $10.09 Suits for Regular $12.00 Suits for Regular $14.00 Suits for 766 YOUTHS’ SUITS for the est Ma- fect Fitting 0 Suite for 6 Suits for 2.50 Suits for te. Spl $2.60 Buits for $6.00 Suits for $3.76 Suits for Corduroy Knees regularly 76c, for s Panta, B4e —— oe DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Ihe Ladies’ Hose for fc Children’s Hose... ie Ladies and Men’ chiefs . + Boy worth Tbe § cokes Ivord Sontp ite 35.00 Ladion sairts for... 8249 BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS So and The Friend” ist “Mother's Shirt Waistes for . . 50c Boys’ Flannelette Shirts CHILDREN’S SHOES TSe Fancy Kid Shoes for $2.00 School Shoes for.. 6000 PAIRS FINE SHOES At about Half Price. Men, Women, Childrer Good School Shoes in lot Shoes for Bxtra MEN’S FINE SHOES. Regular $3.00 Vi leather counters. Men's Foncy lined, $3.75 Shoes, go « Men's Fancy Vict « orth $4.09, go at * Full Dress P: ular $5.00 Shc + a2 f Shoes S235 Leather Men's Heavy worth $2.50, Tap for Se WOMEN’S SHOES Women's $2.25 Dongola Shoes fat Women's Fanc hand turned y Dress worth $5.00. 249 Women's Fancy Patent Leather Shoes, worth $2.60, for. $1.65 Women's Extension Sole Dongola Walking Shoes, worth $4.00, for $2.25 egular tor 82-85 Fine Goods in San Francisco Women's French Heel $5.00 Patent Leather St ALASKA OUTFITS One lot Blankets of grays. mix values from $4.00 to * $2.65 'o 82.905 s sale at Sa 191 od $1 tiflee Prices. Blankets for 43¢ 0 Blankets for..68¢ nd $2.50 Blankets for. Q7@ »t Heavy All Wool Ala\ka 8, values from $5.00 to ! 84.65 1 $2.0 $3.25 an Sale at the Old Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. Store 1317-1319 First Ave. Between Union and University Streets—Half Block North of P.O. BE SURE YOU LAND IN THE RIGHT PLACE FOR GENU. INE BARGAINS, SHAFER, General Adjuster