The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1906, Page 8

te i STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, 1906 THE SEATTLI firat floor with the steneb tr in ORRORS I Saw | sa In the hl ta rn do Prisons of WARSAW |) 0085 2: Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. v Wlets, Pars i, | Mu UNDER ONE ROOF—EVERYTHING TO FURNISH THE HOME C¢ re” » STYLISH WEARING APPARE Dries tere the bing had temn| Tm Vi Frat unr. I “Moss Rose” Couch Covers loga Art Vases 75¢ Each 50-Lb. Ja panel aving t ' r ination bt be i € de vil for mary, tet ie aga 8 i and are. full S 68.26. them et in t t t r “tt tl tins aint “by Double Width Shikii 69¢ The, remain i nba 5 Tin Oil Can 15¢ Impossible Food We alwa Hy hea cH" « we “ 9» A Strictly Wood-Burning Heater Embodying the Famous Beckwith Air-Tight Principles of the Genuine Beckwith Round Ook : nt R ‘ ve mind THIEVES , This Bove y pie 087 it Oo fitting [WITH RACH OTHER, URING AW. [fa Blaheat grade wood neater obtainable x9 the Round Oak FUL CURSES, AND BOYS TEASE , of best materia . . . wing he . : | THE INSANE PRISONERS through which me er ee Whea Jreaming a ele | o he « BAO INDIAN ARRESTED. BELLINGHAM, Oct. 2.—Har Sam, « venegade Indian of Chi j wack, B.C. wae arrested by Shert | Williame the Nok« NORDHOFF & & CO. "SEATTLE A Shoe Sale Store is famous for will be [REDERTOK & NELSON Complete Houxselurnishers (1NCORPORATID) Hotel and Club turmshers, SLOCOND AVENUE, MADISON STREE TAND SPRING STREET | The woman} = aansen WAY HAVE TO SEROUS SPLIT TRIL TAP SESS SETTLE FASHION WAR IN THE RANKS CALI nother gre »¢ enough to crowd the depar « } er the fact that some of the country’s famous shoe are row morning capacity, but largely represe monition the sale we may be pardoned for repeating that overworked lence suggests , The comition ser en's shoes sis of fathor L DOUGL. AS stars” of the «x mer “ENDICOTT JOHNSON’ * shoes for men CUTS THROAT OVER COFFIN 9 poe ebegrae American shoemaker—-“THOS. G. PLANT sisatiiamalinsas popular lea 7 mable new Fall styles only ar MOMILE, Ala, Oct D-—Andrew li eGigLATION AGAINST TRAILING SKIRTS IN LITTLE GERMAN _— ; are what y and as such cannot be Dan atom te one TOWN THREATENS TO INVOLVE WHOLE NATION IN CON SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. f but if we n that you probably would not notice it. Will afiernoon while} — TROVERSY CHICAGO, Oct, 2—A split bas | new cruiser Calflora ail that sell regularly at $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 the th eine ea ae occur Y 2 of the Is 1 today for Santa | dew frew 4 rasor and slashed it} by Bugene V. Debs and! nian was built by the U os his throat. flood gushed ar views Works. sare of the diffic }gates from the Western lof Miners have withdrawn league, taking with whom th out oF the face of the dead ie fant before he fell, He cannot re ~~ [NUUNGTIE BARBARE GETS DAMAGES. Dawones to 100,¢ r ¢ arose through the ms action In deposing ‘ O, Bherman on the hat hin expenses were toc ecent bu ome trip to sident was| oe Men’s and Women’s $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 frais Shoes REWARD to sryore whe sam Gage owe thie statement. tunne WALLA, ¢ KILLED BY TRAIN. ler beer, | WOULD CLOSE SALOONS aginst CHEHALIS, Oct. 2 A stranger | tor jnamed Taylor was killed on a tres o in to be argued # north of here by trait ¢ merchants veel t. The engineer did/|} » right to seine sich tle two m Here's s 90c Glass Water Pitchers for 49 Ne » not » on the trestle until m too te 4 was unable to stop the Pe ee ee train © avoid knocking Tay lor off the trestle. SUIT 16 STARTED. Fo EARTHQUAKE IN have your undivided attention CHEHALIS, Oct. 3.—The Port * , NANAIMO, certs the Watak Pitiliak wanition Railway company Wr ny PIERCE COUNTY MUST PAY. » Nanas a of pressed glass Pitchers, simi | 41 ’ & COME tO OLYMPIA, Oct. 3.—The attorney |* * *! ight shock from cs llustration. Two # s, and a pa *s against a number of : : i NEA . gener yesterda decided that instances both identical strip: turn to Tacoma of Mary Conway who, It is alleged, was unlawfully own of Nordhausen over the opposition, Mra. Frie orn to sell them short of goc apiece. Choose b of the town counctl in pro. senstein, of Nordhausen, wife of a o * 7 * * * . 26 # quake at 1 _ wae * which Ia * * * * * * any style here tomorrow at 4gc--and don't ; { ed to the ins asylum . hibiting women from wearing prominent citizen, has called a no da think of coming prepared to buy less than “4 ng that idiots or fee half " prep v glee SNEAK THIEF IN HOTEL iresses with trains on the streets. | number of meetings in which a vig »ople cannot be admit! ha en se sorry if you do. i Dresses with trains” are defined crows st was entered. She - tum for the insane A sneak thief last night entered | 4s those which touch the ground xeested that if the present law is jthe room of Martin Alien in the | The new law provides « fine of $% lowed t wid BORNE OLNOT OPLVOL. | en ene | Northern and stole $18 in| for the first offense, $10 for the sec: | 0 wn council may decree that | Oly pl M k t b cash and 21-Jeweled Hampden | ond, and # day's imprisonment for! women should not wear any dresses mpic arke' le watch the third at all, bu vuld go about in bloom-| 118 Pike St, near Second, cut your efforts ade for the The advocates of dress reform in lic officers may attempt! meat bill in half. *** mulgated for Irth Gert are warm! n to wear bathing | ——— — _ _ the et j unhealthy clothes, b of the officials who are un of Nordhausen, mainly to show see A pos ble outcome to their indepe nee, have combt or of put to fight the measure, and their or-| ting the whole matter up to the! ganization has arranged to pay the! kaiser (anes WMO sou f the Christian Endeavor society SWISS CARVED NOVELTIES FOR WOODEN WEDDINGS. ae for some ectal ders indulge if Wear Elliott & McGregor tall suite. yo TRUST 5 SAFE DEPOSIT Toothpick Hol on are an Varied as the kinds— 10« BUSY B'S—BASEMENT BARGAIN BOOTHS. anell in its ca the st | Be | 10c | 15¢ | 25c | 5Oc Dargains worthy the name pvithia. these price Mr T . > At ¢ will At 76 | eoutes trusts a kinds, and has been nott finish har | "trie, deep. butte, we bon F ; u | cecitehed’ tithe aad na unctions peak in Spokane} NEWARK, Obto, Oct, 4.—Prison We are showing a collection will detight you mee here stitched hem, ‘ t , es } . A truest company bas will be held October 12 and 18, in| ine its beauty, variety and | bp At 59% the welfare of numer the First Presbyterian chureh. Com We make a Specialty of ng garments | ig eae of ous = families In {ts | mittee conferences will be held in| thet . | rr care; it Ia the confi he a ime on both date pel dential advisor of tho B | Popular meetings in the evening ful . e ‘ ere {ALES | inex; and =the | e treat those | EMBEZZLER CAPTURED pire, high or low neck | whe from | Be: $3 a = g 7 “The est Hat | . REDELSHEI 4 Tigt It nettlos | r { . . At $1.25 & CO. Night Gowns B= ae f Ie rightly named “The de ©, wot Severs’ with hemstitened | incl a bah At ee eee asi tee ig 800-804 First Ave, Cor. Columble tucks and torchon = - | sl tri 1 t Co’ a = : pr —] THE ST! } finned te insertion, Mhow lesan meio... 7a a | hee ‘ve ‘| STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN ' 14% INTEREST PN: ; SAVINGS R] Globe .