The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1906, Page 3

sTRl to ak {| LED MAN WILL 8& LOW.RED OVER] ity, TO RECOVER LOST ~~ : a gy PLAN AN ONSLAUGHT) BODY me, TH AND UNION MEN Ne —— — on a > THERS | KILLEE OTHERS . * we Ast . “ gt ae ane a NuNDr RARE went aed “ wa kon to the a Tt wi be nd the bod NEW RAILROAD COMPANY w HM MEADQUARTERS HERE eet ye Th wee they re cyt mY ' Sery MONGOLIA AT FRISC Teleorar es Reem its o> ts under > Suits and Overcoats } assortment in A complete > AM Sizes All the Latest Sty! “AH the Nobt . All the Reliab lc $10.00 to $40.00 $10.00 t $60.00 - REDELSHEIMER & CO, 800-804 First Ave. Cor. Columble =. We Make All Kinds of Window Shades. | You Want a Kitchen Cabinet To Save Work You don don't | &@ cupboa You ¢ cy and the fi an ornament you rp t yecause the design is fan is, pretty What you want is convenience; you want your Ca to save you work We have studied the Kitchen Cabinet busi Ness pretty th ughly. We have all of them, and we are convir is just one Cabinet that com! and neatness with the max Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet It has an arrangement all its own which makes group everything needed in prep 1 one place. With ook and clean up the kitchen a~step. Here are a few of the ¢ d n Hoosier A sar flour bin Sifter at i igar } tight! ca at ffee canister labele bread aud cake sion t pboards and drawe We invite inspection. ja cette WB te | fuy $4033 to win | fev tant feos | Laler Second Avenve Avenue Corer Allthe | Corner Unter Oredit ’ Union Sutter Want | strect EST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE « daaace 19 the ve t new ‘ Hunters Supplies wi Rgeewe, Soe heal bol eas KERS ARE(IARING FEAT SULTAN [o on0T BY WI (Scripps Telegraph Service.) TAN TINOPLE | “LET TARRIFF ALONE” | IMPLEMENT MEN FAVOR TAR.| PF AG IT STANDS WITH | REVISION. (Scripps Telegraph Service.) CHICAGO. The National A athon f Ag tural tmple | ment and Vehicle Manufacturer ' ent Hubler “ing the ad hy | would be fi . we He suggested tb t ‘ hee ry fon be appointed te oon sider all tariff problems SMART DRESS | trinon: A smart street toilette in mauve with a pinkish hoe i made of} French lady's cloth, The blouse ts fashioned of silk mousseline and is 4d with handsome band and mauve satin. The later is lace tng fused in the high girdie and ls of « deeper tone than elther the mouse line or the cloth The skirt is pancled and the cor | selet reaches well above the waist j ine The pisels are heavily stiteh - i are dec d with the eatin and banding. This trimming is re | peated on the full puffed sleeve: lof eatin Worn with thie te a hat of the same subdued maure tone. It is round sailor shape and made A tingle tea rose ie set the crown to hold ack feathe at the front o an immense b A HERO. fin * back muat be & desperate criminal Kida Mugey de way de cop got #hold of him Have You Been to the Navy Yard? Every visitor and every of Seattle should see Unele § wonderful navy yard at Bre See the battleships, cruisers torpedo boats there; the great training ship Philadelphia; the mag nificent dry dock, foundries and ma chine shops. The ride on the Port Orchard boats, which leave Pler 2 times daily, is delightful, and Rowad trip, Raymond & Hoyt 4% PIKE ST. TA (Ber ROME ‘pps | | AITORS TO RU WILL DISCUSS POLIT: Tel t BALLARD MAN MAKES EXPOBITION SUGGESTION Sensation cattle to come vod Manufacturin Sec cial Seat are District Moving Nort In the same way that the region of the large retail } nd avenue, the wholesale business pre-empting First section k on and @round Pioneer Square, so is the mam tle moving steadily and surely northward ifact di utferer Drug Hox kind ri man r th t trict of ‘ The Lake Union waterfront, the canal, the shores of Salmon Bay and the Sound becoming lined with manufacturing establishments. soon will be given up almost entirely to factories, wharfs, warehouses, foun dries, machine shops and kindred industries This whole water railway yards, The natural formation of the land and water, with the facilities offered, make this northward movement of the manufacturing district to Lake Union certain and inevi- table. The above is no longer prophecy, it is an established fact. Lake Washington Waterfront nent west to B d Exclusive Residence Section As manufacturing is Moving north, so, a and exclusively resi the Permanent and as a natural consequence, the perma- te section will be on the shores of Lake Washington. This movement already hak set in and the trend south in the direction of Lake Washington is growing stronger and more rapid every day. The Opinion of One Who Knows ‘A man who J recently said: robably is the keenest real estate trader in Seattle or the whole North- “In all cities of 500,000 population and over, property in the best residence section factories ir be smoke it the and upon a ery, « is worth $1,000 a front foot and upward, and is in great demand There are several localities in Seattle that are fine residence dist homes of socict wealth eventually will be where spacious grounds can be secured, t . on the shores of Lake Washington.” People who build fine es want to and will get away from th heavy atmosphere, dirt and other « agreeable features inseparable fror surroundings. When mien and women of refinement select a place to live they healthful situation, congeniial neighbors, large grounds, pure air, be broad and level drives, park a boulevards, absence of steep grades, a time—-quick and easy access t and from business and shopping Not only has it all the attractions mentioned above of water front on Lake Washington, and nearly two miles of park and parkway When you have said this you describe Mt. Baker Park Addition “BEST AND BIGGEST” and many more b ut ita has ar frontage, while Mt. Baker Park will be set as an emerald in the center Other parks in and atound the city are owned by railre ads and private individ- uals, and are used for picrfes, excursions and holiday gatherings. Mt. Baker Park will be owned by the city, and kept strictly as a park, without any objectionable features to mar its beauty and inviting depths Mt. Baker Park Addition will be not only the best but also the biggest addition ever made to Seattle. With Bwo hundred acres of land, there will be room for broad lawns, large grounds and spacious surroundings for the magnificent residences that will be built within its confines. | When all that we pur xe has been entirely unfolded every architect of note in the city and surroundings ihe nterested actively in our enterprise, to the ultimate ed profit of themselve d all the owners of the property add bini as regarding the manufacturi ' You may be assured that the ng comfort, convenien oy beauty fr vement northward, % No other residence s¢ n will combine so many and such diversified you will find in Mt. Ba te sive Addition. We would like to have it this to the proof, not forgetting what have said we architecture will be diversified and of the best, com- itages Hunter Tract Improvement Co Agents Daniel Jones | 117 ofty st. F.L. Fehren Te fe frontage, ppe Telegraph Gervice.) | ' aday afternoor at 1:90! BT. PETERSDURG, Oct. 9.—Bev- | ¢ k the executive mittee of| Ha W. Kime Htate wt, Hal eral commif@tons, whieh have beer | 1 Roads will | lard, makes the following sugges investigating the mulinies at Ave t inn the le of the anne A.¥ r eapentts n. He atate t burg and Kronstadt, regprt that, ar the « Mant on the | while waiting for a car at Pioneer » result of the inefficiency of off omy jonersitp between |equare the ides summented that cers, there will be whe ile court y 1 Rutherford the emblem be nice i martials Men who wear the #] bedded in the green plates f th George cross have been found 4 GN. OFFICIALS GO EAST equare, ae nearh a feltor ' loval, and Colonel Se snoveki w . that epet, and it ¥ 4h ° 6 | be tried on charges of lax discipline e Manager Ward os 4 Chief | imprension of the Rostoff Grenadiers, which he ale —e a, « the Great pene EDO ARN omar fy srecad tain tomervow “Bartell Announce- ADELAIDE RIGTOR! 18 DEAD. hi re at Victoria and ment Cause BLACK DOINGS OF BY DR. GEO. J. COOPER Member of Parliament and of Lo don County Council TRE LONDON POLICE to be the finest body of men in the that there i# reason for a modifica not the blame for what} revealed against the force win the policemen t — er ; oe 66} A LONDON “BOBBY.” per week. On this pittance m of are te in ote ie these men are posed to su t na din can wives and families, What the ; t trol here is inaugurate that tu who fall to abse ete ayetem of iding uy nm, > presen racing bookmakers, wor ¢ is & much darker side to b which, of course hing police business that I we not blackmail ere to go into. It is fairly well ple who suffer most f known that much of the tmr C4 ail aystem of the London fi nance he ¢ “public hor or fa { several tm loonkeepers. I know one iceman |nocent women recently because who was short « large bout |they resisted attempts of police of $500, in his accounts as 6 ofl ficers to ckmail them has a widows and orphans’ fund. He |pbrought these cases into promim had played the racee t. In| ence order to make up his def cy—-a8) Then, besides the immorality things were getting warm for him which has been alded and abetted, he blackmailed nearly every aloon-| there have na number of case@ keeper in his neighborhood out of |of false imprisonment in recent sume from $3 to $25 each until he | years. These things have grown to had made up the deficit. He was re-|such an extent that a society has jmoved from the district, and none !been organized for the express pure of the men from whom he “bor | pose of protecting the London pub: rowed” the money ever saw penn Hie aguinat thé po of it again De I recall once visiting one of m i pite the bad pay of London it is a somewhat sing: that many men # to get on the force. It ti that tempts them, I | patients wh |war Sunday 1 war wan a saloonkeeper nd the pla 80 in me, demanded two po wee at I know of several cases |bottles of te champarne, | where whole fam he vole families have gone and got It. Of course, had the pro-| for being policemen. wee jprietor refused, his place would! | alo know of cases where seve have suffered materially, This sort |eral inspectors have retired from jof thing goes on ali over London | business and are living in the coum jto an enormous extent. Everybody |try as well-todo people. It ie @ comes under the “system” from the | mystery how they manage it small tradesmen who ma ‘ot ace me wtr the pavement w b Ol ] Wi k wove ie “mvement “wn S| Qlymple Marke keepers. Another way of mulcting trades $< } 118 Pike St meat bill in half. near Second, cut your | { ii a oy cman oes acer & Sprain Srreet TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Crockery Specials 35c Pressed Glass Syryp Jugs for, each ...... teeeneere 2 Nickel Tops. ¥ me $1.26 Pressed Glass Water Sets for ...cscccscceeess ) Six glasses and water bottle wey | $3.60 to $5.00 Tollet Sets for sees eocceecsees BOO | Bight pleces—green, blue and pink. 90c Pressed ass Sineh Fruit Bowl . 50e DRAPERY SPECIALS Portiere Specials | Regular Price tal \ 1 pr. red silk, silk cord applique, very fine. 5 2 prs. brown mercerized rep velour applique. 6. | 1 pr. sliver and @ ilk froufrou, corded SH 2 prs. multi-colored French tapesty ed th 1 pr. green, cream and gold silk . 15 } 1 pr. gold satin finish brocaded jek 4 1 pr. multicolored shadow tapestry ... 3 1 pr. brown rep, tapestry border + ce $16.00 15 : brown rep Colonial Mique $15.0¢ iy 1 pr. old rose tapestry band $10.50 "7, ] | Lace Curtain Specials Novelty lace, sold regularly for $22.20; special Marie Antoinette, sold regularly for $22.50; special Rruseels net; sold regularly for $1550; special Soutache; sold regular! Arabian wold regularly Soutache; sold regul Irish point; sold regular r utache; sold regularly for $ spectal These are in one and two-palr lots -only We have a large assortr of Cluny Insertion 1 | at prices a little below w ou would pay elsewhere Couch Cover Specials ©. large covers, 66 inches by % yards; 4 1 ¢ new designs; a cove sells reg for $4 SPECIAL . 83.00 PIANO SCARFS—HBeautiful colorings and new de Not the kind that are commonly shown, but a cover that will idd to the appearance of any plano, SPECIAL, ONE THIRD OFF on the entire stock, wommnae yy ecm TELE wees oD > YOU WILL TELEPHONE—INDEPENDENT 6095—WE WILL BE GLAD rO TAKE YOU T¢ EE THE PROPERTY ANY TIME—OR YOU CAN TAKE RAINIER HEIGHTS CAR TO END OF LINE, WHERE UTOMOBILES AND CARRIAGES ARE AT YOUR SERVICE; OR GO TO LESCHI PARK, WHERI OUR STEAMER WILL BE AT YOUR COMMAND BETWEEN 9 A. M. AND s P. M. STEAMER ALSO AT MADISON PARK ON SUNDAYS SEE PAPERS OF OCTOBER 1 AND 4 FOR FULL DETAILS OF OUR UNIQUI SELLING PLAN --sanaereeneneercnenenegase— <i — —-