The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1906, Page 7

rHe TLE TAR-FRIDAY, MAY a OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE ITHONSON SOOTHES | WARLIKE OFFICIALS MONEE Ae WERE GAT TINe Ub A foe JORIPTION TOU HM 4 Dteanr | We YUE. HAO IMITN ID GOING TO Be micity PS . estas ‘ } pat 0K b cry herd ar ‘ ; «, oe © ‘ paereeee ore oat PATE gain prove! ay . 3 pened BY tn nA wht) ae ' . Penny's Be pears coin’ “s ' | J Unofticia Meeting. + w qe meetin wea ' ane bi b Mt com. BP ggosticia! °° : « mg deelen, pitere & . . a Ragen ‘ : , © fee HE foge! the | rertting . ‘ com A Veritable Dante | rot Ae ' a "8 Seen ps keep | eee ore " - ! oe Pe ee 9g ad 4 Hut ¢ ‘ GFT ovr, you HEnnll rae » | Nic , / NEVER MEARD OF We oe bial « « yo we Sr Brrona! you're : Jy Cone TO BUY A PRESENY te ; 1 » 1 MAL RP FOR 04, BUY IT, Bur 4 for t . - 4 PONT WORRY Me UH ‘ , a the N OFFER 18 DECLINED. wor to I. A. Nadoa ft ance from Hew if need Y i. rba t or of commerce sie DRM te ‘ CE Bee WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR PECRETARY TAFT WANTS BIG ' PILE TO FINISH THE PANAMA m of chow —— CANAL, SAYS IT CAN BE COM- |) ~— WILL STAND PAT city json will preach bie farewell sermon & nh M Hao iid from the any. The ten an for shipmex Kougrok n Bean and othe of mandate © Bethany college to complete by the supe ts studies at ee Bg gs woele i van séecheet . | from te Lobel y wast T | | | r ofen ok * school chit he Ball YHILADELPHIA, May 25.—It ts a my and would | ¥ wtated that Cas-lthe Jus as hel Me frients within a couple of jeatt, of the Pennsylvania re sails +4 Uy sound, | from Europe x lay for home The ¢ a) Ful ‘ithe ways Ballard last « overhauled and @& Lobel will be fm Seattle | bY offictels of the roid brought two or three weeks on ci retate commerce commis May te Nome Aisehans in general! WG be yleweod © tat even fe rumor atte a8 @ good | j - - t my spemte Heveral banquets | j On Sunday the Rev. Alin O. Han * P y lust year j — ———————— ‘ , arta, will be napa h mpany in Up to nom n om 1s responsible for his return on werved un The mill men wit! the injunetion 4 DISPUTE OVER SINA! PENINSULA, WHERE THE FAMOUS DEC ALOG WAS GIVEN TO MINKIND, WASHI NOTOR bDC.M | nln: af Tae | i ATTAGKED = Sopeabega: Hl Bice Mees st00 81.25 ; P LOGGERS’ SUPPLY Co., AUBURN, « . r { ' a - of ra Cash Register Exchange WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS y highe:t cash pr ere. The Sundwall Co. 609 ist Ave, Phone 697 { exercises in the| ed | TURKEY'S ROW AND WSERVOIR TO . ae TEN COMMANDEMENTS 1906, HA TAL FIGHT | FOR SAILORS ° STUBLEY, COMPETITION TO SECURE MEN TO MAN SHIPS RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLWG OF HARRY demnation awards for the Second «@ regrade closed toda after Inst “ix da City Treasurer Rus old some 800 pleces of prop erty and took in about $240,000 | PRODTES1S8 ARE DISREGARDED. RUSSELL MAY ASoUME ST Three Men Deserted | ording to the information ob were In tvern by | PP me ot |” oft the bark and Captain |, ont his atewatn, Hugh or wath He fur ia dured Ubat 1 ken th * be n ked 1 k n * at this | Jor a n A “ ' ud f ke x r | 8 full load of freiah t r nabip . 7) f New York > ort a ¢ Among t oxt Koade ante ning mt the I Jou Pairbo nis 1 hetd Do f commit Le La this prevent prese TENNANT WILL REMAIN. tiv were giver that Sergeant of I f M ADIES OAFORDS ngola Kid Blucher Ox ords, Pat. Tip, Wide aces, Flexible $1.00 Raymond & Hoyt 405 Pike St. |COMMITTEE FAILS TO MEET. ae south F y 0 ” a8 tne | the the board « works for ac tion at to yw's meeting. One is an apy m from the Inde lent Telephone company to ex 1 ite Union st. conduit f its present terminus near Fourth ay eastward to Ninth ay. with later alp extending for two blocks each each of the four alleys The other is an applica tien from the Western Union Tele graph compan a crossed lay a conduit on Cherry st. to form a connec ween its uptown office and the Union depot | NEGROLOGY Edward W. Johnson, aged 94, « barte beet Wednesday at idence hoxpital. The remaine will be sent te Siohormtsh for tn lay, widow of acauiay, of Vi yeaterday at the family eeidence, 126 Harvard av, N, a be t at the bof the Im Great Earthen Prophecied For Over twenty carloads of Pt anos on hand, and twenty-five wr thirt is me to ar fidn't know this was coming. If we bought Cline Piano House Just Above the Post Office BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS ALBERT HANSEN Ewa NY welgues 706 tet Avenue OMG VEST ne follow A. BRIDGE 4 CO Extra Special Men’s Pants xked on large 38, 40 and 42—~ 1 from $2.00 » $7.00. All new goods, for busin c On Popular Ti 5 Price Clothiers » price ever put in a Extra Special oO Men’s Suits ne Special Lot of Men's Suits in tweeds, wor- steds, cassimeres and cheviots—all new goods splendid values, all worth up to choice Satur- sizes $12. day $4.35 $7.85 Men’s Socks Plain Black Cotton Socks, with white feet, also Fancy sp al Two 11 2DC Py Bridge Special $3.00 and Mottled regular 2o0c kind, Saturday Men’s Shirts Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Fancy Soft Bosom Golf Shirts, choice Saturday $1.00 and 75¢ Shirts for— “50 Cents Men’s Hats Boys’ Special nt e of Cheviots. in Stiff and Soft Hats; and all black d Boys’ 75¢ 50c Knee Pants 50c Children’ s Special ear witho $2.75 Boys’ Mothers’ Friend Shirts and Drawers 50c ASK CLERKS FOR THEIR UNION CARDS A. BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next Door to the Bon Marche i a