The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1906, Page 5

MAYOR PRAYS WITH “THe THEATERS | STATE NEWS (seo ol a -. SURVEYORS AT } t P PRISONERS IN COURT) 232222 ;-1| opens Fo EET says HE BE £8 IN THE &F - tw . ' he I ® nh ‘ 4 ' é FICACY OF ve ANO EX - | mr) owing . lp i ‘ - ’ Railroad # Ci t \ me t @. : “Ne . DAILEY WINS RACE : a . @oING §=WRON MAYOR nae i* entaiaiamest, Mrs. C0. | : 4 ; m | cust ft ern Pacit : HE WAS Ot reiged tecoration, Mra. 8, I vik 1 Dalley, of ot ‘ gcnenrt INK | 1 46H mr ‘ ad ¢ . 7 sions VINELY CA >TO THE MAY | m, Mra EP - hate re | uM i A nb L ! b i but ORALTY ’ " eM f ' + vig Berea Fae 4 BY JACOB WALDECK loleg M Max platform | geENATORG AND REPRESENTA. |! oe of § e I w ey 3 1 y Jarra , Ire j ‘ made f vl fh ' c ua | P M. ¥ ' TIVES GEE THE PRESIDENT DM manage feet f do ® | ‘ for AND DISCUS66 PARTY MAT ; os : ne : en anew’ on, ‘ \ an | ‘ a“ i . A tive ~ a9 , “3 Agfa b TERG—PENROSE ALGO A VIS the Taravat aud [Cr tt 1 and Ke Fourteenth intantry.| TOR |Around Mercer Island 5 " , Mi iuee’ Soe he ee each the Children the nt tight to witness the! Ame Aug on Steamer Fortuna ber ‘ the Ayles-| G, Fonrteenth infar ) Saving Habit ¢ any 1, he i 0 OF BAY, J al ane e at “ tte i © lnat f . to Cann ' tive ers jE for a a . en to #ave cou | a qhbvens l¢ _ t th mares. |passed in America for magnif-|T¢ ¢ 7 4 Whit evens 06 50 7 pena oe " a onvs |elections, Mr, Cocks represents the | leaving Leschi 5 12 eM ae " with | ; nd 1B colleagu with him, |Mercer Istand vin oh ' AB pgp attri Now Bill at the Star |Battations of the Later Be arrived and |? ee vat ae ; én. Regis allies matinee ots . Companie : — % - a theater today & new bill oflieave J ee gt They talked n , nude was of, Thelthe Kieventh battal AMUSEMENTS. en Mt. Ma Lew Kelly | te Jeaves August 2 and arrive any will ag in the funny] August 9; the Twenty-fourth bat the Avenue RUSSELL & DREW, Managers, sketch, “The » Fruse:® the Gat~ltaey field artitlesy. lenves July } a TUE MOBT POPULAR THEATER. ter Tay , y and the Dunn~jand arrives Auguat 6 le Tosawy and All Week, Pinal Appearance of the Aylesworth Company tn the ’ s company each hae a laug CAMP MURRAY, American Lake . ; ble farce, Louls Pritskow, sing Borgoant J. H. Daub Wan drowned 1 warbler, and Dave and Percie| while swimming In the lake Sunda S t each performa Poter Duns| WALLA WALLA—John Prel, a No Changs in Prices Phones worth tn trated songs, and the| sheep herder for Martin M t ER PRICES—1¢ Dp MATINEE 16 PER- Btarascope. lon the Little Salmon river, was iibecsiiaiein Star ae ANC ES DAILY Pr. i ae wie $1 00 Door lfound dead by his employer sun ' 5 RUSSIAN BONDS |day morning. Foul play is sus|AND UNLESS THEY GET rr] Manon Kelty © The, Trust" Dunn-Prencio Oo. te Rleriets | 4 ody ata ‘a a rs ok Vote h, baritone) For 59c | "LASTER—The forest fire which THEY THREATEN TO RESIN |S . Gtannes been smoldering near Green| jy A BODY—INCREASE DE-| Ss R a dee DROP IN VALUE |i. .o8scess Sno Auditorium Skating Rink vise, for bas now almost MANDED 18 $30. Fourth ave., above Pike street Al servic Maple floor We | a town, It ts feared the | bearing skates. EK ric f LONDON, July 2%—The Bure /eetire upper Green river valley meneame oe | pean bourse opened weak on 4 hip e : ie? unless rain comes! BERKELEY, Cal, July roe Refined Roller Skating A" receipt of disquieting news from |“? TO) Cn. —e H % | qa [Sntire police force of this place, | mission ie; ekates she. Ten mi Tnien or Russia. In Parte Russian 1606), ARBINGIS ay harvest i6/ sting of eight patrolmen, will - in progress An innovation bas! su the town trustees fc bonds dropped 6 pofmte at the start and kept felling a raise} ‘ been introduced by the farmers this|t. gig @ month at os ‘RAC E s BIX RAC soba RAIN OR ou in thet many are cutting ha ne, and unless the raise is gr SAILOR LOSES WATCH, with binders instead of mowers, @%\44° they threaten to resign rg al ican heretofore, The hayfiolds remind |poqy The present salary is $70 per| FIRST RACE 2 P. M. SHARP The Meadow s | month Take cars at King street and First avenue south Admission 50 cents, including grandstand easton of tales leads to his offt them patiently Get-Out Sale If the key to wealth ta right buying, you certainly ough! We tract entire stock the « John Johnson, a sailor on the | one of an on State of Washington, reports the| SUNNYSID / lows of his gold watch, bellaved to | Announces that he will be a candi-| STATE COURT JUDGE DEAD. have been stolen from the forecas| date for r at fates from Sun-| TAYLORSVILLE, Ill, July 22 COOL OFF He of his veasel i - Bore warm ocean water st ALKI NATATORIUM, Beate leave Wires, Desty Talb: +B tet a mek 2 Fe, 6m be Om, 638 1 2 i om Re | ring, 14, 1 om 1 ate wary er ee ee Temparetere’ of water, @ degrees it (Se ae mene Harrison for the! Justice J. B. Ricks, of the state for Patents, 206 Mutual Life. iegisiature, A. L. Yakey and Wil-'supreme court, died this morning Ham Lemay, of Belma, for county of cancer of the stomach. ‘ everything—a fow con- beeatine we want to dispose of tho our conttactor commences to remodel BUSINESS SUITS FORMERLY SEE OUR winvows ee oe 2 7 ' tg an eek 10 HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHINGS AT GREATLY RE DUCED PRICES. J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. ANAL BONDS 800-804 Firt Ave, Cor. Columbia OVERSUBSCIBED STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE a | | Ly s bonds f has been oversab- i hundreds of homes--- our credit-giving plan will interest you (36 k aweek a week awce rs _ buys $15 buy.s $10 buys 325 worth worth worth worth of goods of goods of goods of goods -— -THE-— - FINOG RAILROAD TICKETS+ Two railroad tickets via the Ca nadian Pacific, from Victoria to | | Troy. N. ¥., made out in the names | Iss Emory A. Lawrence and Bensie | M. Lawrence, were found yesterday | afternoon in front of the Wester Union office by E. H- Fisher, of| Brings Scores of Such = |)"h" ee Values as These = ank Making | What are you doing with that money you are saving? Putting it into the banks where ft draws | little 4 per cent interest. The banks | reinvest your money at 8, 10 and | 12 per comt and pocket the earnings from your savings. The German Savings, Building and Loan Asso-| ciation is a state corporation and | makes loans on improved real es | tate only. Money favested with | them is safe and it earns for you from twice to three times as much | —will appeal to you because it is practical, it is simple, and, | —the greatest number of homes throughout the country are most important, it is dignified. furnished on credit—it’s a convenient system of securing z furnishings and works no hardship when applied in the way awhen we orginated our credit system our idea was to make thie store does. it apply to is and income of the housefurnisher—to extend credit willingly, gladly, anc the way each buye end b redi illingly, gladly, and in way each buyer one important thing about our credit giving, and which prac- could avail himself of without inconvenience SWIMMING WINGS 25c¢ Water Swimming Wings, anyone can swim with 19 COBO sions sae c FISH ROD $3.50 3-piece Extra Og 25¢ Mrs. Vrooman’s Sanitary Sink Strainer 15¢ $1.50 Cele brated Russian $2.00 doren English Decorated Semi-Por- celain Dinner Plates, each e nee ticall y stands alone among the “credit system” stores of the is that you pay no more here for credit than you do we make no price advances to the credit buyer, ely none; you are just as welcome as a credit buyer lit system has been carefull every detail of this store's cr studied; its operation is made to meet the individual re sc New Blue Food Chop- Split Bamboo Fish Rod, Fancy | am If deposited with bank. Think | quirements of each buyer. ! n best silk Japanese it over and then see Chas Osner, - as you are as a cash buyer—the advantages are equal per, the wrapped . Fray 5 | Secy, 416 Bailey Bldg. eee it is simple because we make no unreasonable demands; it easiest to rult Bowls, i — — is easy because we consider “every man’s word his bank a 1s all our prices are marked in plain figures the buyer can al clea FISH NETTING great value, count,” and, most important, it is dignified because there are | oping Pe ‘ Sa Tg Daa is Pema $1.09 Be soa tila cotth 1 ways feel safe in a price quoted—this plan begets the confi- 2oc yard Fish Netting, for Ro BBnoying teatures cone apie dence this store enjoys among Seattle home owners. there has been no element of chance in the growth of our credit aystem——it was planned with the idea of development | —we want you to feel free and welcome to trade with us on our a matter of Seattle history, It has become | liberal credit system; you will be thoroughly pleased and your credit is good” here—it certainly is. 10c Waxed Wood Chopping Bowl, for yur camp & HAMMOCK $7.50 Large Hammock with | | | i | | } and its growth popular and thus has been successful. satisfied ing pill wand wide $2.00 | fs COTTON Hose Tuesda “Piao / $7.50 Blue Ribbon Highest Grade Cotton Hose with iis | FS" $4.98 SCREEN DOOR $2.50 Best Fancy Screen Door, with extra spindle and trivond Sf 75 KAL sOmies ” 33¢ GAS FORSTER Victor teel Nev dow will buy a BUCK Steel Range, a LEONARD Refrigerator or GOCART here. DON’T GO HUNGRY BREAD 3 Loaves | 10c VERIBEST MINCE MBAT Te PACKAGE Adams Tea & Coffee Co. isc Large Size Glass Lemon Squeezer, aves time and labor Standard Furniture Co. SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Avenue TACOMA 1535 Second Ave., Cor, Pine We don't deliver but we # cheap art iL AR A! TOSI AS AE