The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1906, Page 5

with the #herman anti-trust were aseessed on ac. refusal of the direct. ing the pros Paper mie middie West are co-defend \: WASHINGTON, D. OG, May 12 ; tary M y mald today that the Hof the paper trust in St, Paul! p Pwenty the Httration, com. : victory for the government, He i ated that stnee the wae in op e tuted the price « te con tea rs) | ‘ AND TILLMAN AMEN ore bee been reduced 30 per! cs DEFEATED, WHILE \ " OF ALLISON AND Se ses ASKS MONEY FOR | ' t ' P : WN ; wasrixon’ paitey's Be gate ball to ers WASHINGTON, D.C. May 12 . ot peel! ‘ elary Metoalf yesterday advised the ope rem > make av ' ; tamonpend . 2 area to mak < commerce $100,000 for the immigrant atath e-| Ang and, and to t ta of appropriatt ‘Aileen 8 wine | 92 ot ha and material as a re sult of the earthquake | “KILLS WIFE “AND SELF aiving | "4 Sor. | PHILADILPHIA, May 12-0, 1. | eM, aged $0, today probably fatatiy shot his wife, aged 72, and} killed Bimself, No motive for the! very man that ikea a soft felt rush hat will be interested to know that the Seattle Hat Factory, 1210 _— Second ay, Monday morn wilt put on sale 40 dosen 82.40, and ' ;# 50 crush hats at the “get rid of }'em price” of $1.00 These hats are this apring’s models and comprine | all the latest colors, such as black, brown, pearl, btue pearl, «ray, atect PA : b thie sale le open to! . to whom we will set! one! tot at $1.00 each,| ". If you need a hat each a Monday morning, aa this spring stock reducing t Seattle people km wi) that when we announce a sole it! ta. mente @ real, genuine sale Wateh! Se aill reorgantse to avoid con-| the window, 1210 Second av eee IV) EXCEPTIONAL VALUES | HERE AFTER SIX }$5e 100 Heavy American Crepe qc $e Large Bottle Househela Ammo- 3c nia be Rar Wel Keown Ivory 3 RT PETE: c We Toller Paper ni Racks Rakes wastes ; 3c “g We Rot Mackole Shoe Me Best Quality Wel bh Gea 9 Manties ‘ion 19¢ ROBERT BARR Author of “Tekla,” “The Victors,” Etc. The P Y. toned CARR drows, aged 23, believed to be bur | them under arrest, An a ANGEL ISLAND @" wore arrested last aight by|a break for iberty, but t Praises Enterprise of the| Value of the Scheme In-| Will THE SEATTLE 81TAR--SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1900. end of the olty, Andrews tried to eneape, but Damm forestalied Mle | break and succeeded In getting both bd | men to the nearest patrol bos, from where they were sent to headquar alley between Ooel al and Second av. & ‘Thetr ATROLMAN GAMM NABS PAIR |Metlons were and Dagam quickly overha palr ae WHOSE ACTIONS LEAD TO/|lurned up Jack ; What are you doing?” th THE BELIEF THAT THEY ARE | tior dot and where did you NOT LAW ABIDING CITIZENS, | COme fF ‘Oh, we just came down Second ay the man named Kelly 5m awored, The patrolman cuugh) no) James Kelly, aged 24, and F. Am itwo tn several Hes and ot stroman Damm tm the southera’man, whe is an unusually re DON’T CARE About saving money, we have nothing to aay, But if you want to increase the purchasing power of your dollars, visit Siege: Me): 3 SALE. We have to get out, and quickly, because the store ts to be remodeled tmmedia! after the completion of the work now gotng on up stairs. As you know, we have taken the entire building Our Vast and well selected stock consiats of high grade Clothing, Hate, Caps and Furnishings for men, boys and ehildres z EVERYTHING HAS BEEN REDUCED A few contract goods excepted J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE Centennial’s Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour Dr. M. M. Ring. Geo. D. Burr. Osteopathic Physicians 416 ARCADE Phones, Main 4422, Ind. 34?¢. $5 For two weeks’ trial treatment We Cure Asthma, anemia. appendicitte bronchitis, constipation, diar rhoca, croup, ecaema, skin cam cer, rheumatiom of all kinds, palsy, pimples nervousness from whatever cause, all stomach. kidney, Diadder and female troubles, diseases of the eye. car, ose and throat, headache. back ache, la grippe, fumbago. gottre sciatica, pneamonia, tumora, ty phold fever and consumption tp ite carly stages, by the use of Outeopathic, Electric, Vibratory and Light Cure treatments. No drags, mediciacs or eur ery A NEW DEPARTURE IN TWELVE NEW NOVELS BY TWELVE FAMOUS AUTHORS, COSTING | man, sueceeded in « man | When searched at headquarters |¥ 4 ** ee eR ew eee ee two gold watehes and $68.50 were | * found on Andrews, The police * SEATTLE POSTAL © | Meve that * RECEIPTS 19,208, «| bing him | received on the head tn @ fight with without losing hia grip on the other | another patient * . o watches and money * were both stolen, Hoth prisoners | * * will be h ntil thelr records can|* WASTINGTON, May i. # bo investigated & The gross receipts of the Beat. # |* te 6 for April were BLOW ENDED INSANITY, = | ® #48, sgainnt $88,802 * | the same month last ye a | WABHINGTON, D. C., Muy 12 # gain of 24 per cent, which In ® A patient at the government insane |® larger than thet of any other # asylum named Dodge has recovered! # city in the United Btates * Dis reason Ag the result of a DIOWhO HER RHEE RENEE EE ® Selling Sugar Every Section Forced to Expand Saturday Night and Monday Special Other Grocery Specials body go For part On Sale Following Dates to NEW HAVEN, CONN,, May 24 26 801.10 DENVER, COLD, July 16 t 15, inclusive #55.00 MINNEAPOLIS, August 749 .. soe ee $60.00 MILWAUKEE, August 789 ....... e008 oe coe POD.TO Discounts and Reduced Rath ccs ce baie alll Prices to Everybody In NEW ORLEANS, October 74 ..... ; 855.35 In addition to the abov low round trip rates to the east will be made for June 46-7-2 POC 0d06d crerdesernns Sovccccssessvees sereeeeecees BOO.00 a — * BT. LOUIB occcccccescesecccerersvewesees ensue eee 867.50 | OPEN ’TILL BEDTIME | WD sicrsretis ae can 611.50 Y ene Ten days’ going Mmit, 90 days’ final return limit. Let every corner First Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattle. 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