The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1906, Page 5

THE PAVIA u afer « very ahs gad wy 12 colleague ferred from the He Me bgeer prison, \ , mix,” in Pavia st. de Teihare late at nig! ; oniers to ewpey ite Braves of v= A guard iGe $ were very od Be * Be w Be ” toe ial. ‘They » « whee gut each fr dry things, some 236 o . wwe ber . ed te . ¥ h position there depended | geben the amount oft 4 ep —ant in fact « ete telle—was ave ix paces tong, Dui There were Dames walls and a curved ¢ apd white, wooden fox r ug every Morning and Sse eesgal werk. Near the door ther gtable—a square Diack ‘the opposite wall a few ‘the floor was etre ipieee of Canvas, a Sort feat werved as 4 be ‘ate pot Wo tall aod o peer own sheets, Dlankeis and yee can sleep here quite : the cell gill try to describe the every ie Mfeia the prison. At 6 o'clock Mating the guard unlocks é Dat leaves the outer cross (Gest, ao that anybody can eater Sal, but you camnot leave it thes are compe!ie<t tos being made ov Behe are til Of coure Q are Mi from the ff fast day of their « as long as they > get fe r Nov BH. A splendia « particulars «a uy BP. Ry. corner First $1 BY ey & KARSKI, “uF |, ERAL WHO ACTUALLY TELLS . f A third, Th ' sar ; ye guard goes home and the THE 4 n in tia a Tae award goes heme ond. The thay “gel GREAT TRUST MAKER] No photogra that has made You| again i : THAT He MUST NoT mence| AM ig fe ane breakta and dinners J | Abe : ee , ‘ " } TWO RAILROADS | People, an th nd ety > FIND A RED HAIRED BOY fal ay ee oe ad | le nal t I P j ter for dint JP. t . 1 in th ; Abed Bee, fat . Cat's Meat hes . : ‘ : . He ant ' , ht to cle 1 want whl the t He has red ’ x aj cells, As a me of fact, all tt " SHORT CHANGE GAME 1S BEING WORKED. store and the K Deus pany made the complaint MILITARY BURIAL FOR PENNINGTON H. Pennington, who Kiliett bey Tuesday be buried with mitt Warten wan frowned ty probably COBBLER SET. r Set, Sho iring Jardiniers SHOE NAILS. sc Brassed Full Weight 59¢ me q cg isc White HALF SOLES. Semt 20c pair Heavy Hemlock dogg oe Tanned Mea atter SHOE STAND. Osc | y Patent Fasten Ph c it Stand, with yd : _ t € nin Egg- ‘ shell White Fe 43c China Cup STEEL BUTCHER and Saucer, KNIVES. pan a3 special pur Be ct assorted Steel MIXING BOWL tary henors. He # a member of ompany BN. O. and plans te being a pt Maur ¢ Thompeor ¢ that nen pany re « * appointed corpora Juring the encampment at Armert an lake WOMAN STEALS MONEY Bessie Fry wae arrested inet aht on plaint YF Sweeney. who charges the woman with Dete m him ¢ made the arres' arm Wear Brook's Hats, 1331 Sad ave EXCURSION RATES TO BUFFALO, N. Y¥. Via Northern Pacttt October & and & Going Mmit 10] quite as much as the ne le days; final return limit November | Josh Perkins” Inst week. “The Com} Met of Teeth ta Rate $6046. A eplendid egper-|vict's Daughter” this week te the| G4 Crowne O4.0@ to tunity, For particulars call city | better play jf Bevlae Work S640 teket office N. P. Ry, corner The great Diblical play, “The|ll giver Fultn ay. acd Yeuler way . Hoty City,” opens at the Seattle |f Porceiatr Pilling seortt theater next Sunday afternoon | : } During ook the entir We positively extract teeth tions, will be in at historical and religt dram ARCADE DENTISTS. omple asc I Japane ugar and Creamer, pair 10¢ se 15¢ Special Macbeth Chimney Bow! (as ———_ Oliver Witeon, a baker, was ar cated at the tie hotel late Inst ight by I ¢ Frank Kennedy aa charge of ndted two Beattie firme « short hangs” game. er shoe | fay Dates of sate | | by } A souvenir reception matinee takes . THE SEATTLE STAR-—THUR DAY, OCT. 4, 1906. ORRORS I Saw In the .\Peisons of WARSAW AT WORK | BAD MEN IN JAIL 1 weapo u ' . » large } anor, ' be say t p at any ENGLISH WIFE KICKS ON MUSBAND'S TREATMENT inatitated TRAMP MUBT WORK George Harris, who Seattle a week ago on a ¢ during which trip he had been ini-| of Reat and.) THE THEATERS r | “Maid and Mummy” Tonight Tt te claimed that Richard Carte, }auther of “The Maid and the Mum The} tated Inte the Bons having upheld hia tval here. © 16 days my The Tenderfoot ¢ i ed the invitation to | Mayor of Tokio” and The Hurdy jay aflernoon Gurdy Girl’ has furnished more} vauderitie and burlesque perform GIVEN BLUE TICKET fers with | oir jokes than any other! }man alive. Ali bis musical plays} | Jahound in good jokes and puns,| "rask Madden, arrested on 6 va was given two hours] and resourceful /#™*ney charge j Judge Gordon and the less w » get out of town by actors are s stestiog Mr Carle's thander, Many of Mr,|late yesterday afternoon. To hasten } Carle's brightest lines were written|™¢ departure « suspended seatence | for “The Maid and the Mummy,"|0F 9100 wee placed against bim/ | which appears hore tor three nights| Madden bad sery yours tn} land a Saturday matinee at the/!ows for burg needed | Graad, commencing tonight |to California, w ain wer time for the same offense “The Education of Mr. Pipe.” Dighy Bell has eclipsed al! hte ft as a laugh maker The riner re mn his grew cation of Mr. Pipp. the Grand for the Dentists Bulte 324 Arcade Sido. whieh ¢ son's famous and popula What is you “The Convict’s Daughte to en the play the om ater Suite 324 Arcade Bidg “New York by Night.” Bia houses rule at the Third Ave the. thle week New York Night” m have on. | nue aat caught place Saturday after the perform an | “Queen of the Highway” will be Ithe performance at the Third Ave} [nue theater next Sunday afternoon ne end for all Lois Theater Opening. jay night when the theater will be thrown open to the patronage of the Seattle public Manager Pantages has selected Lost Paradise” as the opening | piece, a play written by David fhe) The prices will be popular matiness, 10 and 25 cents, and even £ FROM THE OVEN” “Try them. They're tempting to look at and appetining to eat FRESH ROLLS, BUNS “a and baked bread at our bakery te ings, 10-20-25-25, box seats, 60 centa. |B the kind that won't give you in The sale of seats is now on at the|fi digestion, Kat them and you'll of the theater and are|fi live longer and be happy being rapidly taken “w Union Bakery & |being rapidly t lfor the opening night | 141° Becond Avenue especially Features at the Star. Foremost on the ¢ mt vaude ville program at the Star theater are J. Royer West and Ida Van{ Siclon in their musical sketch call ed “The Musical Gymnasium.” Hastings & Wilson add a grotesque | eccentrique act from the London | music halls, The Harrison Broth ora are the producers of the com edy sketch of the week, “The Old Maid and the Rube.’ Dorothy Ray sings, Allaire & Lin club jug glere and the moving pictures are) serio-comic, ARMY OFFICER ORDERED TO LEAVE THIS CITY Capt. Ralph Harrison, commis sary, in relleved fr sistant purchasing 0} ficer at Seattle and is Chicago for duty a« a the purchasing commissary in that ity, Dre. Geo. D. Burr and Alice M. jure SUCCESSFUL OSTEOPATHS TENDERLOIN FINES PAID. have b ] e poll . te Lo A vou . ourt, and amow ’ th + hea n largest t 1 month, The highest previous to thls wan $3,000. ENGAGE IN STREET FIGHT a dairyman teamater, en bt and after Al Andrew Michaelac snd Clarende Young gaged in a fight last 9 attracting Patrolman ey took them to headquarte yooked them LOW ROUND TRIP RATES TO | NEW ORLEANS, rihern Pacific, Daten of sale ber 7 Final return limit November 15, Rate via short direct route $80.20. For particulare call Northern Pacific city Ucket offiee, t corner First ay. and Yo ye" ~ Seen nenenenenaaeeNe BURGLARS ARETELLS MORGAN === 10 SUOP 1H1O HAS AN ATTORNEY GEN | ATTORNEY GENERAL WADE H, 1S STYLIS} THEN WE K RECTLY AND PRICES FOR SUITS, $10 UP. TOPCOATS, $12.50 UP. RAINCOATS $12.50 UP. OVERCOATS $10 UP. OP ee J. REDELSHEIMER pehaion pepe 800-804 First Ave, Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE mpletion NOW \LA ROGHE RETIRES | FROM FIELD T Ave AMD 7 SEATTLE. WASH | Bar t a mechanic come from her home in England, as ELLIS. att When she arrived Barrett] Company has been f wr Atle. When she arrived save ond |Set of the Hocking Valley and K MISSION STOOL WITH SPANIGHOID UPHOLSTERED TOP jthen he married her. Sin jawhe @ Michigan ra thie “busy Friday” w ve f t RUSSIAN OFFICER ARRESTING A REVOLUTIONARY—SKETCH ’ caggeenctyge tee dingy om ee eee 59 high 7 ss ; " inches high—worth OF PAVIA K PRISON, SAD EAS 18 GRANTED Morgan & . a . eastly $2.00, For Friday only Se | Brokea n and wre »mpanice, that the propos wooden pin IT LOOKS EXACT.| services are done for a Iittle re j drink Steve Ownan today deseo be awful, & b .Y LIKE CATS’ MEAT SOLD IN| muneration by criminals, Onierties |for merey in Judge Gordon's court. | are paraliel and P ENGLAND. AND TASTES PROB-| and servants from their of-|"Give me another chance, Ju I] He has also notified t EB BHORROCK, Pres ABLY MUCH WORSE After din-| ficial fusctions, form a tin of in ed away from it for a y and) of state net to of 2 0 MARTMAN, V-Prea ner comes hot water for tea, at 6) tere munication between separate trying t a man and make | off « of the od ah ALK MIRNA, tee m., then hot water again, and | cell to hing He waa re-|to file with him legaiiaing the com- LY. & METH, Cashier, he door is locked for the night , a 6 to cut the} binatios | at p ‘ ed in 69c Your Choice of « lore socks, Squares 4 hansockn ininsters ar 4 Wi The regular prices range fr the entire lot tor Friday onty * we can not ck to a pe e pho —ON §&. 1AND SERVICEABLE, HOW TO FIT IT COR- BECOMINGLY, ind Edison Recitals Daliy—Gome. NOTICE. Tee cen eet the came of the owner & CO. Money ComesEasy joyd & Co, if you get it from D. C. } 210 Collings bidg Watch Friday’s Paper for the Greatest Sale Ever Held On the Pacific Coast largest furniture store In the weet “busy Friday” news always makes this store popular and busy each Friday odd shapes and lots of good grade carpet hassocks— of 044 shapes and | da, stars, octagons each os. SPECIAL NOTICE ~ aantity of hassocks and ALE IN THE CARPET STORE, FOURTH FLOOR. Brussels, Se to $1.75 tools we expect to hey are small and deliver sam on re filled. $1.50 Ruswin Food Choppers 75c in half with - Te The kind that oper: four cutters ... ALBERT HAN. “GUY elas” 706 Ist Avenue