The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1906, Page 3

3 /TOVOTE ON SALE OF == HOLD ated WILL CONTROL | aan PERMITS entat 1 ne of King REALTY DEAL CONFIRMED, | ‘i be me More Figures |AMERICAN PACKERS NEGOTI-|the MacDougall 4 hwiek build: | YESTERDAY AND TODAY WERE , the oF he ntreet 4 t , op th { AR -l a ; 6 ‘tie FRANK” MITCHELL, ES- |) |) ATE FOR CONTROL OF Gen.-|.)" * Oe ot iret ty) BANNER DAYS IN OFFICE OP le wm the wd per cent.) CAPED PRISONER, SENDS)? blood a . top| MAN MEAT BUSINES8—GER - ling b |) BUILDING INSPECTOR : t Phe : we fore | e i « the | F - - ’ ' nT WOODEN WEAPON TO IDA: |)! As \.| MAN PAPERS INDIGNANT ght he I en it ment - -" pay ‘ON pROPOS lor J 9" 4 o3.8 HO'S SHERIFF, 4 € ’ t Youterd : graceT OAR LINE - mie] OF $48.40 & day 0 operating on K pod apwal, hey| BIERLIN, Oct, 4—An An erlon pegy Pine ' at ¢ es , bos stg LEWIRTON, © Idab Oct. 4 ent t ndleate | negotiating for the ' t + on eves Be ™ of han $ . aah by M ; rN meat tra wr, Grave ie wee rT; K Us 99 | tufftote er oe Per! nade \ on i ere, and are s roing them | a Oe ray we Just now 8” |: ve orl ete oe diy their s re » company (a 1 ‘ ; ae pow been I) Besten Wil ols -_ WANT COMMON USER | j H * man two veers PRES WE i ne , WARRANTS FOR ARREST CLAUSE IN FRANCHISES 4A 1 Kilby ¢ — Future Valve. rhe 1 Avenue Improv \ truck f ’ le Make x Shades } ¥ ‘ te. . : wo-nte . | ayate vane of ‘ | Ward Rie | | considered tt nf fir t he ide + owne | pe » the ¢ } the in the Jacke wot ba of * fi ’ a 1 n er i wre : m a *RESBYTERY ADJOURNS. cave ta which the common Use . : yng? ’ 1 ’ eo « ; ‘ } . fs pansed t of ' x t, lo be erected , property ‘ | MEN'S CLUB SUPPER | SEWER BOND iS6UE I ermit for a LOCAL v7 TEAMSTER CAUGHT BEGGING "the TRUSTEE WANTS RELEAGE ed t ef age doa A w v " ee t . PASTOR OFF FOR EUROPE € f . we ign. nl capes a hie; Wart Kune cae f the Pilgrim Congre | GRAIN HANOLERS WIN. } LIGHT BOND CASE wae ite Se a ad | xationat chureh, Rev. Kaward Lin | Dance at Leschl | ponciaxn oc oct, atm _ ling for New gteen! _Park “a alers won thelr by ‘inate Co ar y | be by Mra. Sn nd te . = the Ma ‘ wok t . tne ~ n ¢ el « id, the « , et 3 a . 1| eth fe r ; n'y se . k. i t en ee See n Sale atnd aa or setae cn be t t ° AN EARTHQUAKE RECORDED, would udopted before thin Tomorrow voor anf The GORTTINGEN, ox. QUEEN ANNE CLUB . orities have ™ Everyt r ed in the scen- the eh . ae b et morro ight One Hundred SIT cele wo oe oe oe Dep't ven ny e bo * 4 » rs oe ; ¥ ‘ont Store S ee pi 4 e * t he « ) * BANK CLEARINGS. * 1 Ss town tm the vicinity into one tu: | AGES » IB - Tina pa eeed. a0 . le 17-19 & Oct. 4, 1906 ' ‘se ‘ Me f e pposition | * | corries on Saturday a i Second ® Increas er name : | Y. W. Cc. A'S NEW WORK. | ° * Se ee VALENCIA COMMITTEE n’s Christian wo new fea Each morrow morming of $1.00 cach . ade of Wilton, JUDGMENT AGAINST CITY. 1. A. Hall has obtained fudge Fired Out These Axmin ster, Body Brussels Tapestry ment in the sum of $13,892.09 D Carpets, and are exce pu purying of the wrec * t the city of Seattle on the ; wart st. im ment warrant Tr. Hf made t | and treble the The size While they |CATHEDRAL FAIR CONCERT. of 1891 MRS. PLATT FOLLOWS THE SENATOR, 5 | JONES MUST GO TO PEN | given under the aus ights of Columbus all last might was urgely attended. It was the firat| NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Senator : ction with;Thomas ©. Platt's wife, came to om New York t From Ballard THEREBY “HANGS A TALE THAT EVERYONE SHOULD READ Robert Jones sentenced to fil {teem years in the state penitentiary killing a man named Gregeon J «, bat who has been & ¢ he county jail peading an ap peal to the supreme court entertainme lay, but refused to say ying to see the en- mily troubles. Jt the coming Cathe Tt ded dette shortly be eent to the former prison is her coachman, The time for filtng the ball of par) TOWN 18 FIRE SWEPT. H left Tiogo lodge to go to Healars ended me Weeke ago. Wash om. It is understood that Platt will go to the capital. KING OF NORWAY TRAVELS. ateeeeeene | Dance at Leschi | Park Tonight | Don't forget the Wig dane r night. Gentlemen, 4—King ‘ompanted of Norway, ar first official coronation. faa +b eee eee eet ItsInteresting We, the Fair Dept. Store of Seattle, Wash, purchased the bank stock of Helfman & Samuelson 1 4 on Second Ave aad Ballard. We got a snap and bought it ee ee | MORAN 1'8 CHOSEN. broad since 4—John B. Me _ GOV. MEAD REFUSES. — ctx and D | OLYMPIA, Oct. 4—Gov. Mead od Sirven “ia has been compelled to decline an + a the nv tion from the Ohio state cen- whi t committee, asking him to » the state in political Inter- The governor is so busy In state of Washington that he hi us been obliges i to decline the in- ation to visit Ohio. ‘om the court and BOSTON the people We fully intended to dispose of the same at Ballard, as we had But man proposes, Ballard f Balls ely to Chief of F ht to sell the stock at shment, The e Monarch’s Rebuilding Sale IENSE stocks of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Fur- of our imm Stratton and made a b aid Pallard, and, to make a long story short, the chief was ordered by HAMILTON, Oct. 4 A vicious ed and killed the 3-year- Mr. and Mrs. Richard r farm at Grandy les from here. to close up, which be did, Mke a m ¢ but to move the stock to ior us to do oe here. The stock consists of Milliner No nkrupt Stock will begin tomorrow (Fri sntil Saturday night, 10 p.m. If you t Price ....7%@, 10¢. building alterations. The city has ordered us to build a Bcement bulkhead, or retaining wall, before putting in mt sidewalks. In order to reduce stocks quickly we all goods at 50 to 65 cents on the dollar. Read This Partial List ’s Suits Men’s Underwear Mea’ s Pants Castimere © 1 lot Balbriggan Underwear, | 1 lot Ps worth $2.25, for fe for worth for 47e| . Fie “1 All kinds of Quilts, Bank Blankets, Bar Ladies’ $10 8 Ladion’ $15 ¢ Suitable fo ce AS ghee ime * FRIDAY aad SATURDAY © fis ec eee Three , Bed We = q fren's Hose Bankrupt Price Notions of ali k “ se on the ¢ A few ex in our Busy Basement, as long as they lant Fine Eastern Fine Eastern Lard, per $5.25 . from Creamery, suitable for cooking or eamery Butter, Ib ground or in bean, Ib PWorsted Suite, » ' 1 fot Underwear, worth se | 4 lot Pants, worth $2.00, for for... fh ‘ S195 4 87.50 » kee iui aaa $9.50 Iron Enameled ' 1 lot Pants * Bed, in all colors, gold lines, 11-34inch posts, ex- « Hate and Caps, value S0c, Bankrupt Price tended foot rails. | Men’s Hats Lot 2~All kinds Qbildren'’s Hats and Caps, value 75¢, Bankrupt sail Ladies’ Shon Lot 3—All kinds Chyfiren’s Hats and Caps, value $1.50, Bankrupt “ ~% | Oho, Choice for.OB > for £4.95 | Us date Stitt Wate, worth $2.00 ust we $128 Sn me en's tao . ‘ $1 Lot 4—One lot Ladies’ H , t Lot 6—One lot La " a ; -~Aivaps tipsy > Lot 6—One " Hat ue $6.00, Ban n Ted brass ornaments, 1 3-$-Inch BY . ‘ , Lot 7~—One lot Ladies’ H 1ne$7,00, Bank , of L iett ta.00 ° Youths’ Viel Kid and ¥ fee Lot One lot Ladies’ i alue $10.00, Bankrupt Price 7 F satis ; ; ‘ RAS hats School Men s Shoes F Goodyear Welt Box Calf, Lot} One t og we 10 She, Bank >rice, bunch je y 86-75 S 4 { F { Shoes h t on, worth $3.60, Lot 11—Ofle |} Flowe 500, Bankrupt Price, bunch...10¢ ie its $3.60, for. 42.25 $2.6. Lot One or value 75c, Bankrupt Pric 5 ei , Lot 13—One lot Ladies’ I nd Winter Skirts, value School Guits 4 nou Calf Sheen i ss deacnal lt aioe sh £1.55 ' S240 $1.35 Lot One Ladies’ Fall and Winter Skirts, value ith Tweed n Poff { Shoes ' : ? ow. 82-55 ' for e105 eS ee Fall and Winter Skirts, value $7.00 PY Blue Serge ‘ i te $4.95 C ; ot pigore: $250 far hoes for ane Batietn and Quien pyri te to 680 om the Dollar Century Special bsp the market 86.50 The Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co. TES Tee “ot mewe priate 4317-1319 Fiest Ave. Bet. Union and University eat and mattres