The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 9, 1906. v4 ee ne ee ey re eee ne ne YOUNGPINGREE WILL: PRESS PURE: <2 <°<% GET THEIR MEN IN BAD MESS WATER FIGHT == |e IN JAIL | * . BON OF LATE GOVERNOR C * ° _ . BANK CLEARINGS. * RESPONDENT IN BENSATION) 4/7), * * CITIZENS COMMITTEE PLAN TO! TI “ - , ‘ AL DIVORCE SE, AND His) off fore othe cA | THROW BURDEN ON THE MIL-\to induce that bod repe * 4 * * OWN WIFE 18 NO PECT rdinance gt NOW EX WAUKEE RAILROAD — CHAM wer ia Res rw a a as 2 2 2 . 0 TO B& sus BER OF COMMERCE COMMIT aes eee eueeeas cree). THE BREAKD : Wages G0 UP RUSSIA FACING a ile a man Who best everything ts fire anc in Seattle atte » Judge Emory and upson for a aum > Seattle In Maret t hav was upon my recom | William H MOTHER DOESN'T KNOW. | Second Ave. and Madison St. B. Walk same t| respect. While | moura for Judge Cc. A. he yor dont 634 9% in A knowledge < Fr and his family, poor, gray A it of the refugees here and has} Wh Y B Ch vd R ble G d r@) 1 Pig #23 tt Gk ‘hand for thai "ld" The ere You Buy Choice an eliable Goods Only : hing that might » place in my heart as ever ta : y this) Com decided to hold the re a ‘anda id niki _ ty Prosecutor Defruller, tu - : bee Ning 216 watil September 1, | i Seas ES E SUANGe Mab eR NRE ee and, of the law firm | speaiing the the tragedy, sald rate ng ag . regia nother meeting will be herd | ucker @ Hyland, said Zo much good can be said of > Keep the news from her ha anyt the life of | Judge Emory that it is bard to be | “* '°"S *# Possible | ory te t little Misi ain. f have known Bim 10 years COURTS ARE CLOSED | character was above reproach; bis| ond always found him a geatleman / dens of morals were of the highest; | end « lawyer | Out of respect for the memory of | gad his sense of honor was of the John B. Gordon, justice of he) yudge ory el the departments of | known lew f ablest b im the state, and his Cole, hat known Judge Emory ever| death (# a distinct loss to the cou since be came to Seattle. His ox-| avinity condolence. The court preasion is of the highest praise EB HersM—I have Slways) i. Lindsey, John B, Hart and Wi-| oe” ie nate isnoae nan fod “Judge Emory was a conscion-| held Judge Emory ta the highest! mon Tucker. union men to return to rors thin} morning, but none responded, and stronges! police court, sald the superior court except Judge Wilmon Tucks 2 . 1 have been acquainted with! praters, in which the Mitchell wes too wrought Judge Emory for 15 years, and re! is peng held, wore cal ies” Ge y to talk about ft garded him as one of the finest men gay Judge Gillin . . nek "7 . l ever knew. He was one of the to hear a m M idle. It is expect- Inmate of the Agnew sanitariuin for aire for him and the k wh 2 an kaiser no} some time, escaped from an attend ‘ : ast yesterday and has not since| ene anal | ws —_——__—_—_— been seen. This ts her second oe» Bay fiebing tackel now. Special GAN FRANCISCO, July %—The nection with the following institu-| 4p? It Is feared she has commit-| prices all this week at Spinaing’s at ~ Hous. Pine Manufacturers asso-| (ed suicide. Her home is in Seattle one grand jury will this afternoon im Yesticate the socalled lumber | ciation, Pacific Coast Lamber Man : trusts. A large number of people | ufacturer peiation, W. Interested in the lumber business Logging okerage — — ween - =| YOU WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO CHOOSE TOMORROW FROM THE MOST BEAU- TIFUL ASSORTMENT OF WASH MATERIALS THAT HAS BEEN SHOWN IN SI sa rLE have nm subpoenaed. They will Pacific Coast Lumber sociation A. Brid * a 28 0 gto P - gr oe . r - ge & Co., Popular Price Clothierr ed wn. o eo ee — = — THIS SEASON, AT A PRICE THAT AVERAGES AWAY LESS THAN HALF THE REGULAR Prices of lumber Of the above organizations the VALUE IMPORTED MADRASES AND FRENCH CHEVIOTS IN 52 DIFFERENT STYLES THE CHOICEST DESIGNS THAT SKILL AND GENIUS VE BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCTI ——- the 10 months prior to the | Weshington Logging & Brokerage easociation ts considered the most important because it represents heavy land owners. The concerns tified with that body and the hold the greatest inter follows THEY COME IN WHITE GROUNDS WITH SOLID WH JACQUARD WEAVES AND BLUE, BLACK, PINK AND RED STRIPES, DOTS AND FI RES. YOU SHOULD SEE THE MARVELOUS DISPLAY IN OUR MADISON STREET CORNER WIN- DOW. REGULAR PRICES ALL THIS SEASON HAVE BEEN 45¢, Soc AND 6s A YARD. TOMORROW AND WHILE THEY LAST 3 | Pp 7a. Mm, fire the prices of lumber en edvanced, but since the calam Quotations have jumped forward with such leaps as to make th members of the grand jury suspect | me an unlawful combination ews @ The lumbermen themselves do not deny that lumber has advanced Local Concerns Involved. Shirt factories, deal ne and C. O. D. orders barred. Sale starts at | from time to ime and thet todey | Puget Mill company, Port Blake ] They, however, deny the tmputa- |, ro of Bellingham, Weyer - ’ — { ee oe simon ney, |haeuser Timber company of St [ i nterenuelaaenet | noxledged the existe certatn eepmetions . Stimson Mill company of ver [eT @] I ace | Many involved. Tacoma Lumber company E Pa i rn and St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber b d B The inquiry will be far reaching. | company of Tacoma, and English mbroideries argains | Mea wil! be 4 to tell their con- | Logging company of Mt. Vernon. Now here's a bargain the like of which you can rn ene ; nape ) Sita ia nner net fiid on the Coast. A large assortment of nglish Torchon Laces from 1 to 24% inches wide, | BETO e OE EEE EF eA cod fishing fleet, which arrived at MADE BY | dainty and be |-patterns in fine quality ee very desirene pat | Y4 =| Weet Seattio last week, took two LAC hi aver Hinhiniierles. You wont nec thes erns, worth up to tse a yar | s 1nd wag towed down the sound atx apprecia m. Not a yard in the wh ole 4 THE MFADOWS b los and intends to drift around lection ever sold for less than $1.25 Valer aan Tees Sat hopes of sighting the whales ard take your pick of the wh : nie ices in many pretty new patterns, | » making an old time capture by the lot tomorrow and while they ass st 12 yards each, now on sale at Soc the | © dee umavows, dep 8— &1 oo" & Borers last, at. a yard Cc + | pe by the yard, : @ Weare and track fast. @ A GIVEAWAY. , | ny e Bits Cc | * TT * * * ; — “5 | * First Race, *. 5 $ | * Five fu as, - ne. 7 - ! ; dada | Py i.e. en’s 2-Piece ‘Doll = | Beinn c conten, 1S | Dolls and oys Japanese * tio u n u Ss | We Seva" decidad 40 take the i | : : g me ers eee’ ii imonos * * ; s| } . imported Japanese o Ba 7 C ren $ posed \\ : ss and pau tale ; Crepe, the quality style we have sold pre- | ] 1: of al ‘a WSC] | | con, ae sted tos 1. 35, | 1; : raw mats : 4 * i} : i . i er Ladies’ M U de — : ker, ALL GO AT--- ! aaqaies en’s Un erwear ' This sale is cert ore be f * ainly proving a great 1 for | 4 | ilen (rearettutty Waist Sli Ps | idea anaes BE The decal rice Me tes Pee een ewww nnne! t i | . hy wie ure. talllnera ikon, me ye ON SOUND AT SNOHOMISH Commencing Tomorrow oe i Jay 9-The McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Pag Do aplbens Pago 4 Second Ave. and Madison St. 7 y bout 100. . “a 4 BK. Howell, of this olt . ee al of married at Vancouver, Waeh., July Erected at 1514, 1516, 1918 amd 1520 Second Avenue They will reside in this city sie see 2 ge oe ele 1415-1417 Second Avenue whales near 3 Woodinville today t| ‘The Snohomish baseball team de mon-|feated the Arlington team here on Next Door to the Bon Maroke - J oe SEARS SESE LEE RREEE SARS SNOHOMISH, July 9—The Na tonal G *