The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1906, Page 5

watt Pr ittee, of Hon: | month hile the tate t HEA CAPTAIN WEDS. p 1 U’RE A SLEUTH 1: | Sak | BASEB L. adfews he FP se ‘ ’ ' 1 Mew Pacific Coast League “ae aoe h pew eer ' f ' . Ww PORTLAND VS, SEATTLE men's excursion to Honol f j } ' 1 TOMORAOW, 3 O'CLOCK P.M RECREATION Dani Adiuission and 60 Take Virginia or YOUR CHANCE B = « : 1 = on ‘q' betwege ne ip a : LADIES’ DAY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY saree es soe saa MMONGON FREED | coo. ore ge rewaros orrenco sy WANTED FOR BRIBERY [/i.0,', Ne maid had boom : , MA tim QTATE OF INDIANA FOR AP — | tow ; . ' ed 1 yt sdatai M. Jacot ' i, ‘ ily offered a reward 1000 | APTER SIXTH APPEARANCE STATE BOARD | Garvey-Buchanan Buyers ROLLER BKATING RACE fa the pute \r ' ' erTree eS | . ; | aeeeeeee ‘ Jatt of M ant ' MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER] | in East F can You EARN T RE-® } A . | * aly . | 1 : t oF MA, AND MAB, ROSS, AT a Buchar Cow M4 | trust * Ba hid r wit * “ t NKERRISTON, 18 RELEASED bi princBovconehihy *n , ° > “ . vm | # Bela ae . Description of Baker for tl . r rs 4 * ’ ll © gat . ‘ E “ Py mat Ae ¢ Prittp |e BP nage nook i i ; ‘ a ' , .t K ~< AE a * 1? Pinkertor mer : ' errr trees, . he my Sloe seine ey hy psp 20-s hela that the state| barred on ‘ ‘ bh » widest ' OY capanalt auttehe ed Bpecta sor ts At Peru, Ind, a fow weeks ag And in See oe 9 fo naw, ay | angie $1.00 Door he ao 0 Oe ety hod tf For 59c ne *) 33.000 ¢ yer wh c yn wie at se ie 4 in the county jail for two ‘ ‘ . - | NADEAU VISITS DAWSON 5 Keep Rates DOWN) 9. cm. or cE : : i amber f Comr he a hore during the sess! t ‘ nee \ 1 n ogtalt . to try to defeat hw rma Mutual Fire Ae Ay n ok be - - « ag . jon ie not raising rates « pu ay mah , ame up for JUNKET TO HONOLULY, tty te aseumed on our paid-up|————.._._._.__.__. —-——— at: anias Baker, a memt ot} \paticies, but the polley holders own @ house, arose in his seat and d H. P. Wood, secretary of the Ha the company and get the profite.°** | AMUSEMENTS. It Is Absolutely Necessa A STORE FOR EVERYBODY" July Clearing Bargains After Six paper Ple . NEW BILL Rp Senge tly evil g NEW BILL MONDAY gage e MONDAY AFTERNOON Mhetsh, “The Onion Trust.” | AFTERNOON SIX RACES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE DUNN.-FRANCIB CO, LOUIS PAITZKOW, In a Comedy Playlet or-T a Tyr Pon ARAL DAVE AND PERCIE MARTIN, | CARTER, TAYLOR & CO In a Novel Comedy Musical art tor te walte has been In & Big Comedy Sketoh ——___— PETER DUNSWORTH, THE STARASCOPE, Boattio’s Greatest Baritone. Brand New Moving Pictures »pe Bamboo Laach © paraffine Wax Candles. { Tira Avenue RUSSELL & DREW, Manegera | Theawse THE MOST POPULAR THEATER | heavy glass Lemon $30.00, $22.50, $35.00 Toma All Week, Pinal Appearance of the Ayleeworth Compe a the | Squevzer seeereseces © Two-Ptece Bults | reat ae j } ] . . Hats, Caps and Furnishings at Greatly Reduced Prices | en tin top Jelly Tumbler, ® | | see oun winoows | UNDER THE CITY LAMPS | FIRST RACE AT 2 P. M. SHARP Se Changs ta Prices. Phones Of | sheet Sticky oe | SUMMER PRI #--10¢ AND 26 MATINEE , - | er = Paper Ie Star FORMANCES D 8 > M a ae j st, | | TAKE CARS AT JACKSON STREET AND FIRST AVENUE S. ~ ope ’ - i " . trend new moving | Auditorium Skating Rink Fourth ave, above Pike street. Al service. Maple floor, B8teel ball hearing skates. Electric fan Good music. Large crowds. ooo Refined Roller Skating *"" eatesion We, chates Se, Ten min J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Ave, Cor, Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE 1 oe pee bwlipm Ad FEW FACTS ABOUT A HOME INDUSTRY ANNOUNCEMENT ; # The improvements and enlargements which have been under way in our factories for some time are so far advanced that we now take pleasure in announcing to the people of Washington that our increased capacity for our products, including pressed brick, paving brick, sewer pipe, drain tile, conduit tile, fire brick, architectural terra cotta, enables us to carry a stock of sufficient magnitude to cope with any and all demands made upon us f flue linings, etc., etc. Our products in every department are the recognized standard of excellence, and every dollar expended in their production is paid out at home and contributes to the development and upbuilding of the state of Washington. the supervision of Mr. E. A. Maddison, recently from St Louis, who de Pressed Brick and see te Fee Ca ni he fe he We Sewer Pipe plants, and has made this a lifelong ness, Our pre capacity, w rr Cotta ? nse Dag . >” m naga ameasia: Our sewer pipe factory, “the pioneer plant of Puget Sound,” is situ- ated at Van Asselt, one mile south of Georgetown. This plant is now be- ’ aa > : mducted exclusively as a sewer pipe factory, which fact, in con- pr has doubled our capacity there. ywements made Heretofore, with a capacity of 15,000 pressed brick per day, it has ant may be mentioned the ins beer take care of this busines Instead of g r making t are now with a capacity fa W pi e all sizes up to and including br when the contract is let. This is Renton Factory —Datly Capacity 80,000 Vitrilied Brick, 30,000 Press Brick Vitrified Brick already been termed Van Asselt Factory—Capacity Two Miles Sewer Pipe Daily by tho ympetent to t bd f } { l 1 Taylor Factory—Datly Capacity 50,000 Pressed Brick States.” Mr. R. H " t i achgrraee that Mc proveme vill enable us to make two miles of pipe tt pines tga fisanein (he: ified ts nig ; every day and thus meet the heavy demand made on ws at this time of f architect and ¢ alih tot r t l j ay e g th ¢ . } on to W rn Washingt 1 the most no al, g a ir 1 7 hl # fa nt t le to be made on a basis Our { now, as in the past, ru anlfceiycesmatiale aud te the part of the country, ere rere ed DENNY-RENTON CLAY @ COAL CO. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ee ee or en pe er c j |