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7 TTT Bn rere THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCT, 11 1906 el ————ee enecenenlenmessane | RN A ee \ id * * TURN 4 Pp, DOWN. . “ *. . * * * : mf CEM y K * * * ‘ ] \ (ie a eee (Seripps Telegraph Service.) (Serippe Telegraph Service.) Ts . 7 . OAKLAND, ¢ Oct 1 i . : SO TBALL A a pad 5 ‘ . uae His FOOT we tubs ‘ FAST MAIL MAKING TIM’ pens erent vache “n THE PHILADELPHIA th aig - i f cu P . 0 were NOT TRE MANY INJURED AND THREE iw it " ” : gauy-¥. OF W MORE WILL DIE : . ARKANSAS WILL HELP ripps Te ph Se eg His Siok 7 “ urday, O i : (8 ps Telegraph Service teat r , y Sl “| 0 * ee MEN PICKED T A rf) 3 , ' ' ¢ : | ; fl H CAUSES © IS SERIOUSLY ILL p ORTH ‘ Unknown PS ee LAY WHIT WORT ; Makes Attack oy { _(Serippe Telearant EO wy tatio | AN {| Lodging House ; to meet 4 INGIDERING NE va PARK ranges? : QUESTION THIB A ERNOON ee : Keeper. oft, there as | | SoMa iegraph Service.) * MORE RAILROAD TRACKS. perangemse? When F A.J ORICA there was ba ‘ SNEAK THIEF AT WORK Mt aor ovr teat ‘ BUILDING TRADES ASSEMBLY , , men lined WILL INTRODUCE AN ORDI , Mr . es for the 0 . f } i agponepts dh! BOL NANCE AT NEXT MONDAYS ” re " : ’ . . ——— ng y FORMER HUSBAND LUCKY : ' af 3 COUNCIL MEETING. . F A vr e | 2. t ' William AF i (IST RETURN UTTER IS CHOSEN HE A HY THOUSAND (Seripps Telegraph Service : MANY CANDIDATES EXAMINED |,“ R =e $ : oe Frederick Jacks t LOOKING FOR VENGEANCE - BUT FEW ACCEPTED AS JUR £ | ‘4 ORS IN GREAT LABOR TRIAL. Around these, o - w ‘ ; | HUSBAND IN PEN | . Anoth |MILLMEN MUST WORK UNTIL! WES PAKS OIVORCE, jE pre vn Scripps Telegraph Service.) ¥ ait 1 a ft f hin © 0, he noid . CHICAGO, Oct. 1 The } r b wf of lings COUNCIL HAS MET OWNERS, ’ re » killed r ow mame pee we cage hp gene of WHEN FUTURE POLICY WILL) «111 YF Allce Ball, w ‘ i i dette 23 were me P. Shea, the Inbor BE DETERMINE : . y k ‘ ves 1% arge employers of labo r > ieemtine > ie watery depo rors have been acce (Seripps Telegraph Service.) ‘ > w ' a] Bicomplaints ted ° ) 1,000 candidates examin fan Franciseo, Oct. 11.—Offivials yin J ne t Sie te enecter. 5 of the striking milimen have been din 1991. Mre, F — v wnters and Joiners of America << ms hed the lite It te on that they must homer the Laws | ’ th 46 ca ef the building va council This - of te » beet b the agreement ewes ‘ot jown from Clal |! ween t Mill Owne Sains they Gels “oats. whaee aha was | Clation and the counetl before the beached, were paid off the of the men should retura to the United States shipping com pending some action by the last night. In addition ted to ¥ foe |CARNIVAL OF CRIME IN THE |crow rocotved aa te @ tetera to work ¢ men fe * wv 8 1 ‘men taat | ir good work the | 540 Franciseo and Oak ay | vient whet was picked of 3 STRICKEN CITY—t9,000 RE- amer. This was ot om or ALLARD, Oct. 11—TI n watch and chain. ; ona re Ss —o | VOLVERS ARE PURCHASED) '* orter of the « . meeting held last night at Junction See, i > de where the locks of U. OF W, RALLY. femedall game ede tulet | BY CITIZENS FOR SELF-PRO- it 0 sd be loeat between the county Sen and) ae eae well attended, F. 8.| Owing to the rain the big football a e a fall bunch hus been poxt-| TECTION, ; rally at the university to The Marsaudiili case, whi n wae chairman. J. B. Lucas gee week, Et be clalmet ‘| . introduced a resotation stating that bably be held in Denny Pal that the ‘ nage a peter je the site q 6 talkasd oan for ta band will be present the ertminal department of the wu: | ' 7 ; with be made by sev ni t (Scripps Telegraph Service.) perior court for the at fou aye, | the mouth of shag ey at 4 Piped | SAN PRANC 9CO. Oct jh De will be sabenitiod te the this |* : teageces Bsa og hoe ine ase nloesreg FORCED wi THE CITY japite the recent shakeup of the po afternesa vale, an the partisans of ork i < tee foree and the suspension of of The morning session was ontirely |e Upper end were w Peter er en wees To build new sidews nt bulkheads |fieors, the reign of terror continses token up with the address of Judge [#@@ Began to ask too i omit STORM WARNING. * and a dozen and hings RIGHT | There were two holdupe last night Clasgow for the @vfonse an was bor re ie a one * * Né ~ when th st le of the season Twe afternoon papers following " ee wi | followed thie afternoon by Deput Commerce,|* ,_ 4 southeastert * on VE } I M AKE TERRIBLE SAC ‘ the example o eo MOTRINK papers Yeamer Dolphin, aptain ohn | Prosecuting Attorney Jobn F. Milt > nama ® ing Vane _* “ . eat: 9 ares |abpeal to the citizens to take 4/ Johneon, arrived fm port b r the erst) » moving east e RIFIC pa S before we are shut off from do Temp home winners © dim the matter of clearing the |from Skagway with 260 pane *| ‘The case te that of the It # creasing in ve * business * of thugs, Hardware dealers|ond $100,000 In gold, Her carke|who caused the death of his # Is changing te * So ae ieee te te play recon bas say the number of revolvers | 4 of salmon and fresh hali-|iady by moans of « barglar | . MEN'S SUITS € test fastesd of bis 1 | sold here ainee the beginning of the | Captain Johnsos reports badiin a trunk. The man is ch |= eee eee eee eee Fancy Cashme Suita, worth $16.00, go for EG thecstop. x uv learnival of crime are not exagger | weather coming south with murder in the second Men's Worsted Suita, worth $12.50, go for ange Gf the team, wae] ated and that nineteen thousand ts | omen | Mr. O. Ht smb announces te Men’s Cheviot Suits, worth $13.50. go for a Be bad already o | conservative estimate. The heavy | UNIVERSITY STATION, his friends en one that he will » en the top of his |sales continue today. Tv | eis frie be 1 selling high YOUTHS’ SUITS Lok. Moore trophy «up | suspected of the Japa " | UNIVERSITY STATION, Oct. 11 ade draft horses at O. H. Holcom rancy Cassimere Suita, worth bery and murder were ree 1. Clarke te erecting a ale& tables, successors te PG MEETING TONionT, | “77 “iS morning x ot in diameter, om & Co., 1212 W . Good Ail Woo! Suits, worth $12.50, go fo nth av that be ; Saeed lied @ seers BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS pled as a poolroom a eM. O. leas me /"C. B. Kitterldge has mowed his Good School Suits, worth $3.00, go for wbor Temple | : fice the 1 eavy English Tweed Suits, worth $4.00, Tike sp the question to} The Japanese train At a cat y com pe om Of the eoanctimen fo Basse arrived in port ton » this aft A Boys’ Blue Serge Suits, wor % fabmit the propos from Victoria, where { citizens of rp | iter clause and the layine| fer eoveral days. he ; <2 > 3 MEN’S UNDERWEAR Pourth av. and mand of Capt. Weedi« far — 1 lot Balt gan t wear, worth The jon Basse used hird os annex ¢ 1 lot Underwe worth 86e, for a , favorat 1 lot Underwear, worth $1.00, for Ame ark af vam o " . Al “amie “ between for @ tlon will be RAVENNA om MEN'S HATS LUCK, Ind, Oct. 11 é and Oriental p anibty k os : . ; ‘ ragga a ente | is the cert of t RAVENNA, Oct. 11 This Time it le the World Re Drummers’ fall samples, worth $2.00 1 B| R W. Hill, representing local in| Yat as a training 7 rs nowned National Phono cholee for peel | veators has bought from the Trae ey on b poop! 7 graph Record Up-to-date atitt ee company the utheast corer c aw : atest Shape Blac svine. and eng tm this true aula fie he. Oriental Math= lot Western av. and Union st for he % children, every car that co | Yor the past fortnight we h +e leansistoration of $60,000. The prop Gown the hill, Inward Tete snap amen bare none t MEN’S SHOES jerty ix improved with ral 0} r at this por a high rate of gest record of pia and organ hoes, worth $3.50, for henson lor Otaru, Japa eople be overtaken tn the “ ever before thought por Des, Wo! 3.00, for Bredes, Cox & Co. bas sold for |" eta de ot the trestle, Goeth of oo-|Il omnis by cay one suncors tm the worth $2.50, for and systematic sav WB. Cox the double corner of Pike LONGSHOREMAN BEATS njury would be almost certain Northwest for the next ten Leather Shoes, worth B competence, but Bt ane ont av., for a considera CHINK ON WATERFRONT to follow, Old Mr. Graves, it will! I years, and with the very re | never will, neither wil! ten of $2 La remembe recently lost + markable record of 500 Piano ss Wf we spend all we Adam L. Spotts has sold to the! john Wilson, a longshoreman, in that way. The Seattle Elec and Organs is five weeks we MEN’S PANTS Spe makes | Ortent Pig fmonns * so ee areetted this morning by are NEARLY $1,000 IN ALASKA Company ought, by all meahs are aot ubressonable in esti 1 Pants worth # 25 for +4 I only a few i west # of Belmont between FE lgtabie Kiein on com af | > he posted at each end/ ff mating that we @ jot Panta, worth ‘or not try it now— Pine and E. Olive, Th Bayne Sing, « € anne = . . whe GOLD DISPLAYED TODAY IN '® i warning peop ho’ up to but far in advance of the 1 lot Pants, worth $4.00, for Me making someth: | was $23,000. Maurice in eT} alleges th iinon brutally = . °o croe xen in Piano { Organ mer > ze, dig Sed |bas sold to Charles Verd a lot 06 | «sulted, kicked, beat and clubbed A BANK'S WINDOW, to cross a ai p seer or Hd ar aS oe LADIES SHOES — PYourtcenth av. HM. near Thomas -jhim. The bettery wan smenore — WEST GREEN LAKE. We nse alee week gtatilied Ladies’ Extension Sole Shoes, worth $ for $20,500 on the water nt early this mor etaee mott time to look over : . Acrounts ing and was without provocation, it} A yaluable exhibit of gold dust In| wrap GREN LAKE, Oct. 11.—A = 7b, ating: Bscrsch ats 0 Wile Ladies’ Patent Leather Shoes, worth $3.50, # z | ty alleged the window of the Amreican Sav-| 245 i, now on foot to secure better |B Of iete to find that our Talking i . ; : 1.75 l hl | "i ings Bank & Trust company has!ry-. protection for Mt. View and vi-/B iachine business is going Youths Viel Kid and Bax ¢ ait Shoes, for 165 % COOKINGHAM RESIGNS. been drawing crowds all day. There). ai oak 4 ian ond Menmaa Boys’ Goodyear Welt Box Ca atest style shoes, J Intere t are two drawers of the metal, o1 A tepresentative of the Seattle “yy oone ~ the fact that we worth $3.50, for . Ss Albert Cookingham. assistant hing 2,000 ounces and valued atl rice department, accompanied by |B Sy)" Quring the year 1906 sell Misses’ Calfskin School Shoes for BL: cashier of the local United State the other weighing 3.000 ong of Beattle’s counciimen, was Out | H Sver $125,000 worth of Talking Children’s Vici and Box Calf Shoes, worth $2.09, aseay office, b ‘on notice Of BI) Gunces and valued at $56,500, » Mt. View yesterday looking over machines, recor and sup ri: : ‘ intention to resign. The vacancy The first exhibit fe the result of ground to tecide r the beat ea, We are jobbers a te nfants’ T5c Shoes for will be filled by H. Hi. Buckley, for-| nine days’ sluicing on @ Claim OD|ipeation, As far ak known the two Real psd rnin led merly computing clerk in the saney lcieary creek, Tanana district,/men decided on a location about graphs, ranging in price from Blankets and Quilts, Rubber Goods and Oi! Ciloth- office, Mr. ¢ will takel owned by Kd. Becker, and thelieo blocks due west of the station $10, $20, $30, $50 and upward ing at 50ce to 65¢ on the Dollar, the position of # for the | cocond of 14 days’ sluicing on No. 11/br%@ tact that there has been no fir The Standard Records are P North Comat a mpany 89) Lelow on Cleary ereek, which 16|yretection in the vicinity of Green and Opera . the Cascade Timber compe own by Matheson & Rovan Lake sinc t place first started > LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Oct. 11.) py coma. A tion shoes " Alstri . cautionary policeman | a residence district F ter einen Phew Twenty-three convicts from the hh of th how tt! hold-back to that An: " : of the yello pold-bi E phe is increasing with such United St an ponies 7. = STATTER VISITS EVERETT will be on view again to ¢ ry. Now that the orefalt that the fackorion tind Neli's teland, Paget . have been taken the peo ' . - ne ere landed in the federal (Star Special Service.) got ea it Impossible to keep near up S c h c fry at Fort Leavenworth | yvennrr, Oct. 1A. F. Stal reen Lake will help In ev-iH with their orders, even with th hoe and Clothing Co. ii The prisoners § were | te rement the t TEPER ERE REE SH YIOTE ak We * af the Seattle enormous output of 10 204 ma ing lbrought here because of lack Of] the treasury, mode a b . METEOR IN COLLISION f&ltric Co. recently deeded to the ctt hines and 1 records p 1317 - 1319 FIRST AVENUE t Co. lroom at the western prison. to Cs o sity yenter od | piece of land slong the 8. F. com We aleo handle the Victor + Between Union and University. i | a noon : nap * Tt Merchants’ Exchange #| pamy’s track at Mt View, 66 feet Palkthe Maghimes ond recorda occ] “NOTHIN DOIN” |," ges ae tat 3] ingen ae ts eas Ballting, Geatiie, wasn BUNKER TO GIVE TALK, * thie after #lin fength, running from Mt. View Snsinaas. We abe wow seeiedel a ve . #lktation east around Green Lake, to jag aad redecorating o8f six eer eaating ont Rate kha “ ale t had 1. &!be opened up fora road. The strip talking mrachine parlors, to be peak |% « Ada Wa # bot lend is ndw being cleared by the enmntowed in days. In = J) doing” ch terized | ‘ the | ® M hae &lchain 6 und within the next |i o 7 ‘. o taking the ae ae | « of the executive com! be Wodnes-|# bent plates on &/fow mnths the people of Green wee e- , — pbgpaagec Boge lt Out of|® Rl eill be a credit to that viele veryone interes in these Me aceris of Rook & a Se ee . eee eH) The Loyal Rebekah lode No.1 ot | i a pent ae gona largest and m « Saturda matt Green Lake met at Thorn’s hal pigteinalon apace: ge sadly fi ~ re et was lost and the commit CORNER GOES FOR $150,000 Preday, October 8. Several bun whe mn passing an 1 en he en The Reasonahle Priced a Will deliver at ve TOLSTOI EXPELLED r" h tr Th y {dred Rebekahs from all over the | esauas . t a t ne northwest corner of Third a 1 Heatile pri ate wore present and a banquet $90 per sack CONTE ON teat and Columbla st. has been sold for) Vay‘ cht at noon and another tn t Dentists o- - » consideration of $160,000, R. W Se Westland lodee of] t C ea. Petatons, 91 viopa Seemann, Sar sterippe ‘Telegraph Service.) |Hill, representing local investors,|femoni, which attended the as 30 ns on 0. SUITE 324 ARGADE BUILDING ’ } TLAND, , Ore Oct. 11—By wi “ r the pr ty from R. ©.) oom did the floor work — Mont, 49 tb, sack, $1.20 to respond to the summons| #T. PE ERBHL ad uM oa, the owner, The corner t “|nominty. aud the floor work. | — ALIN og t to Hillsboro yeaterdsy | Count Tolstol, the younger | square, but will be eut « OUR DENTAL WORK IS SECOND TO NONE. ver box, $1.00 Eee in ae from the nemnatvon for |) feel sanare, Mu ening of Thiva| Etiday” Couch s I] 903 24 Av., Burke Bldg. sites GWantity guaran- Bows about the events leading wp Se nie Lay Fhe. TEER Ee eT ee ee crinien Guates with all work elghone your wants to and subeequent to her husband's | written arantee ) hen Muses Moyder haw | Couch Sale at London's Friday uch $9.50, $16.50 bed , od oad icin contempt of the| oop eown vee, 100 oot STILL IN MISSOUR A ee sate non tite GO AND sti county otroult court. | $16! 411.00, $32.60 ‘couch $25.60, 0.00 couch $16.50, Beautiful line DENTISTS te otill in the elty, and a pa pty couch $15.50. Come to Seat- i — “ “4 »e portions, $2.00, af 25, $2.60. thas been sworn out for her t bargain store and save joripos Telegraph Service HS 15, $3.00 and $3.75. This In your é ana’ “4 happy ies oe “nie sale. Nico line off KANSAS CITY, Oct, 11.—Wm. J.|cnance to buy ® couch at a saving The Reasonad. Price Dentists, No. 5, a 2.00, $2.25, 82 2.75.) 0iryan spoke today at Leba of per cont on our regular low 3 > SUITE 324 ARCADE BLDG. Ao & & McGregor, stylish tail- | repe ctw anne , 1111 Second Bpringfield, Monett gua Joplin prices. London's, 1111 nd av ADDITION TODAY ors, ronke clothing right. 1381 ana $3.00, will speak at aix towns tor l Above prices are viday only.*** av av.

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