The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1 : BREMERTON ITEMS UNIQUE POBTAL CARDS. MAY GET $50,000 FOR ROAD. | #Iven, Work will be begun thin ume ELIOT WILL REMAIN. | J. ndley, o de Curtos | it iar oy rat vb look . . An additional $60,000 for the com ROSSMAN A BANKRUPT, BOSTON, June 6.—President eit } pletion of 12 oF 14 miles of govern - Eliot of Harvard says he bas no ine s | BREMERTON, June 6 alr postal card on the observe! § lad Ps ay Went ane tl vy. 4. die el whien prog od pe tater: of the mt yone on Mount Be alae on John Roseman, of Beattie, was|tention of resigning his office on ‘ twek from California to make b globe alfawing North America, with | Mouse eonenitton Ii ta askas usanae ae ee eee oe tine bee ie te ae Metis Ga Uke’ teal’ eulat aaeraaa comm nw amount ie) Judge Mantord, nation | aide world has never found out thereon, Above the mm fe whining | . |how severe the earthquake was at down and ¢ an therein in ered . Santa Crug, where he was stay —_— ited with the remark: "Say, Mara, . . e ing : VOLUNTEER FIREMEN REMEM en ie eee get A. BRIDGE & CO.-Popular Price Clothiers Ts TO ROB CASH RAG) Zouboules ran towards the} Rey, O. & Barnum has beo | BER THAT ATTLE WAG/ O° OF the car The Btar with aren itehen and returned with theled to SS ieraaatnaaes ur » wm ) . ‘ ve @led to preach for the Proabyterian > Sntormats oap-| ; BTER-FAILS THROUGH DE: yi nt Despite the threats | of Bremerton and of Charleston, He| WIPED OUT BY FIRE 15 YEARG | tured the id | while the intend r will by % qeRMINED ATTACK OF .A , « ring bis family from Call | n miboules al ! wee AGO TODAY. ROBBED OF $100, ‘ nia | TY GARCON ‘ L } | . pouen The two men had Just succes: The prison ship Nipate has been ails Vi. 1, Meyers, of the Steamship . ae 1p, [i getting the cash roglater mjanchored in the ntroam, No pris.|,, Oday, the Sixth of June, mark |Dakota, reports having been ; ’ tohor knife.) when the who had first singled /oners are on her ag yet the most nm tn the of $100 yesterday ning between mervy Waiter, |the walter out made another jump! history of tt mmercial growth of /6:40 and 7 o'clock in Miller & Gold © AURME) at him, ‘Tho walter slashed away] A scow load of furniture for the |Seattio=the great Beattle fire, The |ing’s waloon, in the restricted dist ‘4 his MOFBINE. | with the kailo and eut his opponent! battleahip Nebraska will be sent to (MX Of June 1889 is woll remember: | rot is ne wd the Chiesa | on the hoad | Moran's tomorrow, It was made |? by the ploneers of the clt an |= at anh tek croneemn Mee an the turning potnt of her growth; old Ww Y T t: , Robber on the Run ty shop ot the Kany In the Jol wooden builditige were destroyed hen ou hink of ; ! With blood dripping down his} r jand upon their rulns were erected | | The point for you men to alwa ber wher vu have hing buying in : oS hich they ordered tried tO) face the wounded robber started| A wedding took place at noon to. MUbsteatial business blocks of brick | Ice Cream mind is that this store prote ou with s sua s te If the garnient 48 ge the place for the door and at this the other/day at the residence of Charles |#®4 Stone. The Seattle spirit of Thing of Mapeline, the kind that's not all we say iti if it does bear out our sa i¢ respect—a 4 me is 4 Started for Waiter two turned tail and rum, all three|Diete, His daughter, Minnic was|®Mch we all apeak #0 loudly may |making Shaw's Pharmacy, Amor! eae ihil, ue gino And'e : ’ Mg 7 * Muishing thelr meal one of|dixappearing around the corner,| married to J. K Fors. jbe sald to have been born on that) oan Bank building, famous, past ge lio dage tongs cell 2 . : e.ze" eto start wards the cash| Later Souboules notified Patrol pode jday, It is now 16 years old an me have worn the garment: W tand | I t . whe boules went tolman Dolphin of the attempted rob Another direct primary league |“e*pite the great influx of pec - Another thing you should know K « you'll find the mor man sudden |bery and the latter made a report | was organized at Tracyton on last — the east, Seattle has a apis é a represented in the suits at $12.50 and b it these prices a 3 je by and! to police headquarters. So far no| week jall her own THIS WERK YOUR CHOICE \ : at pray : | ted , > wade aes 7 the | trace of any of the robbers has bees The old volunteer firemen, who FOR the light-weight grays—the summer-w the “ € the gray Prgiete | secured so valiantly fought the fxmen ¢ cheviots. If you are one of the remaini that the only satisfactory rey thy atatt gt June, 1808, wilt bold “ clothing is built by custom ta . we t you to the ready-for —— nyse picnic at Rvergroen park today. wear idea by illustrating the superior ts of thes t $12.50 and $15. Every a WNERS OFFER STUDEN, 8 BIG ANNUAL. point of tailoring, every new phase of st ry superiority in q of fabri : parr ge te et Via tied Whe: thine all are well shown and speak for th « in the ts at A. ALLA Arthu Mor Meat Aine, sof the ry ‘ ; TO GIVE STREET er pane dog wo Whit-| high « ¢ named the big 8 ANT (16:00; 918.00 and 900.00 nan college — sophomores re} nual w they publish at the end ducked In the eae y f y* ol your Bealth on ad jmen yeate for # Jur the beat and largest an an werting tems in a ¢ sal they have ever attempted will ’ he Union Pa rails There ual thin year wilt be the third one =| Bee NAVE . PROMUIET Ices peas Macatee Geta hed], RAUAM—The bis ctwentt ot] or ta kink We cindetita hows pe ste TWEEN FOURTH AND | wide a strest should be dedicated,| ° Allen & Nelton Mt mpar shed, and wilt consiet of 836 pages. FG ° tp gin mies ag FOR UNION {222.8% Aareement was reached that] “## "0M Mouday for $100,000 atGneue GOES Gs ASK CLERKS FOR THEIR UNION CARDS i AVS. 8 FO ' hey offer a street fro to 18 — ~~~ ~~ ~eees i i F pace RIGHT-OF-WAY erga a ak tes es japrings left 16@ feet of the track of| ‘The Butchers’ union met last I 4106 First Ave. 1104 Firet Ave. the Puyallup trolley tne sus ;/Mleht at Labor temple and offered ; roperty ts to be dona ° and filled @ fish hatchery | (%* Ballard shingle weavers, who : : ! Bre ce er ren © pumanda of the fist the privileges of their union . tedi- | property c The stgnatures of | f°") * _ Fred at the break W G Guaranteed to cure Conatipa- : s from the] the owne late were affiwed | ho Linck e Are joing tion, Be & oe ef thet te the earocment inal Wieht ane mon't throw your « d clothes |To the moonlight dance at Alki 1415-1417 S d A = . way for| for the signatures of othera, | Rew at the Pantorium. Main |the yer Dock and we will all and ond Pike “ ; #99 Japend a delightful evening or 7 tirely new play will be “Mid nt in! |! the vartous charweters of the play -—= oppertunities for nevel and interest | 4 ima dramatic work Ff FOUR STATES va GREATER SURPRISE THAN EVER WILL ss t Cirews Closes Tonight, GREET YOU AT OUR ORDERED OUT SALE TOMOR- 4 ents 6 fone marey Legge | ROW EVERY DEPARTMENT S BEING RAIDED. ; ‘ PALS, $— tee ide elas bie sare adie oe eat SLAUGHTER PRICES PREVAIL IN EVERY CORNER ; Se nie eine Te lene erewse, This coenen. the caty OF THE STORE. PRICE REDUCTIONS ARE_ BE senate Senator | °°? to visit Seattle this season, will YOND BELIEI FOR IN AN¢ NOTE THE SPEC- : Fae ihe -stwart” cones — A pectorm : Second Avenue and Madison Street IAL BARGAI {1ENTIONED BELOW rd jartio SBURG, J 6—-The in -——---——- ’ of nominated for bilewn conven, are that Edwin Stuart at the WILL CLOSE SALOONS ON, lows, June 6—Coo Hepburn was renomtnat Stelamation at the Eighth mMepedlican copvention yes SACRAMENTO, June 6-—~tate Superintentent Tener of the Anti Saloon league, went to lone today for the purpose of arresting five for iis strong endoree-|saloonkeepers charged with viotat Potictes of William Jem-|ing the law by selling liquor with hose name re jin two miles of « state reformatory greeted with applacse or penal institution, namely, Pree ton Behoo! of Industry The law was passed at the lant session of the legislature at the fm stitution of the temperance people If upheald it will close five saloons im lone and 19 in Folsom near the “The Wedding Day.” . Wedding bay” at the Grand ‘Wag 4 smooth as though Francisco Opera company Paying it for a month. ft penitentiary musical performar Big crowd is in attendance CITY, June 6--The i * convention wee ne FORGER MAKES ESCAPE. Sheriff Smith yesterday received & letter from the State bank of Enumelaw to the effect that a for ger vinited the town a fow days ogo. peseed « bogus check or two and then aflentiy bid the town edteu, Enclosed fn the letter was a ¢ for $47.46, with the name of C. Hitiman, of the Pith At the Star Theater for this week a( the Star Ras already been pronounced big crowds who bave sen DP A Investment Ann Harn. | Company, forged ¢ drawn on the re are Dexter Horton bank Seattle, and made peyable to George MeDonaid. . NO BAIL FOR HARTWELL, ti iy D4 Bie res ota See ey heerea| . W. Hartwell, chargea with il shegh ip goed s the | *éindiing MH. D. Brown of Part “ pany is giving the} Mskeley, i stil confined tm the ry production. county fall in default of the $2,600 aor 4 Giving Genéey afier- | bat bend fixed by Justice Davia th wren of the Aylen. |7eeterday. nS Pee we a Be LAND BILL PASSES. ST. PETERSBURG, Jone 6 The land bill passed on the first reading to the Douma. “Band Box Market, 1100 First Av Saves you money a GrB-|meat buying. Good me: ”. CHY T prices and a car ticket free Friday and)and Saterday with every purchase *** | of 60 cents or aver Blo meals going o Bor partienlars cal! The Best Scouring Soap Made A Scouring Soap Tr shad A Metal Polish | ey A Glass Cleaner +i $5.00 SUITS — AT p20 Suits, these are a splendid quality too. You tdin't beat them if you chased around town a e day They ll made and lined and come in all the handsomest patterns and styles. plenty of them to fit boys to, 11, ta, 13 and 14 years of age. I of suits for smaller boys too. Ewery style for ewery age up to 14. Your choice of all the boys’ thing we have at Half price. Now your time to dress your boys up swell and half your $5.00 Suits at only © eeseeeiee are w ote on t calendar save money Boys $7.50 ROBES AT D2OS of the handsom- Away less than ha ¢ for some est no es of t sson. Beautiful embroidered Swiss Rob s Patterns, Waist, skirt and trimmings all ce lete An hour's work and you've a lovely summer costume. This is posi- tively the greatest bargain ir tylish summer ts that we've known any store dare to of- Still it's only one among the many we h how you Seattle lad are to rewd let a chance like this go Not in teal years can you buy a $7.50 dress for only, .$2.98 MceCARTHY DRY GOODS CO. Second Alter August 1 at Ou SiC pH apremmvenmmnnl pn $3.50 © WAISTS| $1.50 Umbrellas | AT | AT | | | ' We mean it. And they are good waists, too. Some | $1.50 is the average price of this lot. There are many | of them were ewen marked higher-—as much as of them worth $2.00 while some are extra $1.25 | $5.00 cach. There are scores and scores to select wileas aie “eaters om from. water. from. Most of them are made af French flannel Br al anes Se ae or golfing material. They are just splendid kinds proof Gloria silk, They have paragon frames and | to wear about the house, on the links or out on | Steel rods and an immense variety of handles. You your canoeing trips. You really ought to buy | can surely suit your taste amongst plain natural a half dozen for fall wear. You can well afford to wood, dainty pearl or bone, with trimmings of sil- Keep dry in the midst of to- You can do it and save a half $1.50 Umbrellas at only ....98¢ — | » $3.00 on every one $3.50 - B8¢ do it for you save from $1. ver or gun metal } of them. Don't miss this bargain tomorrow Waists at only .. morrow s showers dollar besides Nobby Jackets | at Hlallt nicely tailored and yw Covers 1 A big collection of prettily designed I all ready for the die. Some of the floral effects and nicely tinted. Quite a g have Masonic emblems and cor are in od many nal patter ackets, very of jacket you need This ese are just the sort $ com ng down on the car and all of them are most desira Former prices ' ; were 35¢ and soc h Now you take your e at McCarthy's gives you an excellent oppor choice of any in the lot at ...... HALF PRICE tunity to buy one tomorrow at ..HALF PRICE | Avenue and Madison Street New Store, 1514-16918°20 Second Avenue Sallie