The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1906, Page 3

BRIEFS BY WIRE rake crs es ne of Seattle, and Mra. Julia Cotvin, | Third av. and Pine at, for three y brigades of the Now Jersey Na-| of Cape Girardeau, Mo. days, commencing tomorrow tional Guardemen formed a guard ' : | . @f honcr at the ceremonies H. H. Cowley and wife, in suit] Rev. H. H. Gowen addressed the pe Telegraph Gervice.) against ctty and P. B. Church for in-| university students yesterday on : BURG, Oct. 16 The local| CANTON, Oct. 16—Caught to] juries near Smith's Cove to recover ; "Theories of Education branch of the Caatleborg J | frauds in ¢ td | er damages in the sum of §2,000, were atloborg Jowelry | W Connection with the build ' The first number of the univ of Baltimore, was robbed | ime of gunbo for the Chinese | Mayor Moore’a veto on the or | @Warded $26 by the jury wity Likes yee aa a Pri ny | f jewelry and din-| MAYY, two Chinese commode Mnance creating the position of re) County Sealer of Weights and) when the Lula Tyler Gates conce rt Jaffe, a #waloaman| BAY committed suicide, One was) MOF officer for the health depart) Measures William HH. Ru ppears in Denny hall, | had only been tn their employ |! (he service of the Britieh navy | me ustained by the counell last!) begun to invade the precia ‘“ a week | might tt) ~ Reception All Saints Bpiacopal | | attle storekeepers in his campaign | op). , eri . rvie = cH NORTH YAKIMA, Oot, 16.—The} A soctety for the promotion of Ka | ##4tnat weighing machines that are ese bees tone, © onee ane Saearern Saree _— ICAGO, Oct. 16,—Ten automo-| “HY Counetl last night fixed a levy | peranto te to be organized tonight | a" ‘orty-neventh av, and Brooklyn av.| VANCOUVER, H, ©, Oct. 16— ye gLecTRic COMPANY purpose of checking| Hes of an average value of $6,000 | Of8 Mills for next year's taxes, aod] at the Cham of pa . ee ee ' hs en northeast | Trouble is brewing over the toflum hments of the Seattie|@eh were completely destroyed in| Mere i* much complaint Laat |4 ees ommerce on Shute has brought eu lof Hindoos to Brit Columt The destroyed | aplatn oaths, © Lowman bi «| againe aig ag > Washington Par wovews ses TO SHARE TRACKS ompany along the line of|& fire which wiped out Bredel|2®*°® levy was 11 milly, but the |* mm, tu the Lowman bending i y! neta Prd Pre a ae , oes a ine bt. es | city. pollen are stationed > ad ner exclurtve franchiees, but it wan so] Brothers’ garage at 2091 C1 ton | ament has been doubled this|* Ordinance passed by counci! last | ANd, 'o secure payment of $2,249.18 aT eae “Seiten oe docks and will not allow the A ake OR SECOND , ‘agp av arendon | | for defaulted payment, Dix is an| Ut chapel, east end Madison st. | yy and. They are support west niends of the company yesterday morning ‘ear granting city comptroller’s Beers bridge. City ginwd 7 ‘ai ON % neil before balnaanee hig en Py f salary |Crcouviet. A restraining order has f ingineer = Thomson|ed in their action by the Dominion ROAL wb a my VETOnaS s | been Issued against b speaks on sé atlo ake t 1 ri ay, WITH ANY RAIL vote that the company was} ..WASHINGTON, D. ©,, Oct. 16 OLYMPIA, Oct. 16—The Dela & month, beginning Janu: | O° Issued against him ep Set oA so +n sama Le cael 8 ve Phen Piece ge ess 4 1 with it, and yesterday the} T%® White House is in officiat| W@" Fire Insurance company, of | John Norton, a moulder, arrested | s inv rafiroad threatens sult againwt tha me y actually quoted thts ehar:| ZOUrning over the death of Captain | DOVE", has been admitted to busi Water fund came in for attention |{Mi® morning by Patrolmen Chris Mire Netesn thanks] Sty om the eharge ef interfering , vison asa reason Why an ad.| & t+ Tyler, at Anniston, Ala. Ho| 2°## '9 thin state. Mast night and suffer jtensen and Phillipe for begging friends, expecially Fraternal Order | W!th tat wer cla should| %8% the uncle of Mra. Roosevelt |from the ordinanves pas | Last might council granted pett of Kagles for ansintance during sick: | be in 1 in the proposed who hes postponed her program for TACOMA, Oct. 16.—One hundred |fnoney to pay fo’ the completion of | 400 of the Ninth Avenue Improve ; aene and death of her husband. | PROPERTY OWNERS AGREE ’ < {ixformat entertainment at tho| "Alon electricians went on a strike [vater mains on Kwing at, $1,472.19; | ment club for the Improvement of | “ es Conference Venn © House yesterday, Their demand for an in-|Q'wenty-first av. from Yeuler way | that street ine at. property owners present rhe conteeueas Garnet crease in wages from $2.50 to $4 por |40 Mast Jefferson + 687.70 no Council parsed ordinance las E OUT OF |: their. final compromise in the | the sta of tha teenie nyo al| _ WASHINGTON, D.C, Oct, 16.~| 14Y WAH KraNted last Wook, but the |Anion et al, anseesh : etm Recital ne ‘sitee0 oo pod, matter of widening the street to the saninations ‘ane slicers Preaté dent Roosevelt youterday de-| *eetrictans now demand that the|* ¥. M. C. A. presented petition to| Purehase of a ite for a fire po Bina | counctl last night in the form of an © | clined to grant the reque: number of helpe sloyed BtOG petition 60 1 | ordinance which calls for an #0-foot ‘ pn ot the eity and wan Sees! eques of navy r employed in @/founcil last alg aking ».| house at the corner of Nob Hill and | 4 so br ube 9 the a one wees re yard emp « for a half holiday | ®8OP be restrioted to one appre atice [fi ad tas is ight a ing that it ipeeee n 7 i an eee focus Wteer “ua” 1s LGR ot ‘ of the Chamber of Com:| en? caturday of the year, saying (1° ‘Wo Journeymen. To this th ray, on pele oh me ge ot “gh ‘ ‘ } and a 76-foot strip from Melr 10 ’ x rc paa-| that permanent action wee tert henses Will wet yieke ‘ ade that there are @ pecial meeting counell be held | Twelfth av a merce We proposed amendment) matter of leginlatl ~ placotateethy riven four saloons existing in that| Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. to | t to the franchises was offered by latte presenta ow 1 nie 126 yo ne pane the ta ey y < - T. Henson, Patri dur mar | . a ; franchises was offered by! ive Hingham, of Pennaylys pensenti: | HAVANA, Oct, 16.—Two canes o oy Pe Poi Proce Bae, Me oer. m lery’ ordinance tor) ee iene Wrens Antre poets HIGH SCHOOL DEBATES. oanee k sod and follows the word-|he will frame i, MAYO one é : 4 oye go to attend meetings ol 07 Olson, Jobe vans, Andrew Par : pas yr gor Sh jhe will frame such @ bill ow fever were reported in Ha line associatio , so t will tag Of the common-uder clause in Yana yesterday morning, making ibored 00 tae Widnes GAa voveabe sdcc rate eee, Coleen ae 4h Md die witar oe It Is planned to inatitute « debet- shat ou com © proposed francht of the Seat-| SANTIAGO DN ONILR, Oct, 1¢..| total of elaht ferred to the Heense and revenue] recommendation regarding taking | 4,qq oll off the water wagon | ing contest among the high schools : effec ‘ e, Rent outhera over Fourth . am mittee immediate steps for relief of x Sunday. Today the seven paid « of the tate, ¢ , somewhat more as j A® @ result of its defoat Saturday | pa « to the elty the mur , | ¥ h prises will be eet provision than proposed a This ts th lover the pomniuation of a mantes | IAVERPOOL, Oct. 16,—It was an:| ,, Mis Genevieve Cooke, Sas Fran: | age situation in ike northers pelas indioerntan ie a | awarded, $100 being the first and glad ed by Is In the second time the Seat-/of the counct! of state the cabinet |2OUNCed On the cotton excha inco, editor Pacific Coast Nursing | of city jorred to the bealth| (iy attorney Paweate | $50 the second. The contests will ‘user conforet ric company bas refu to] has resigned. a that Chambers & Co. were unable |J0UPnal, will address a meeting of | and sanitation committer onto Tae gs a ol ~ consist of a series of five debates W. D. Wood common user franchise ea te meet their aiifieultion he King County Nurses’ associa-| An ordinance directing the board |near the proceedings, some of wh between teams from the different president of pod av. N. and Westlake] BENBIGH, N. D, Oct. 16.—iate on tomorrow afternoon at 3) of public works to complete the) are there every day, and in many | ie, 208 & te Hannes to pit Ho his blowers broke into the estate bank PARIS, France, Oct, 16-—-The | Joie at the home of Mra. A. W.| planking of Fifteenth ay, west be It 19 68 meek A felony to idle | ne high against Ballard in the gat accept the Fras i ’ of yesterday the/of Denbigh early Sunday morning, | DUK® de Monpensier killed a work wiey, 718 Kast Howell at tween Grand boulevard and Ruffner | your time here as around: saloons,” | Preliminaries provision written in it has oF ‘the way for | blew the safe and secured $2,400 |™48 automobiling. He tried The trustees of the Hanford Irri-| st, was referred to the streets com: he #ald. At bis first words a ger mous Action municipal ownership| The burglars escaped h bundear |'© drive the man to a hospital, bur | Satlon & Power company selects | mittee last might eral acramble was made for tt CLAIMS HE WAS HOUNDED. “ i. ane nce there still appears meek | wae too lat jeut. EC. Hanford, U. 8. A, to b « : er ¥ to g - és sty autores 8. A., to be ounciiman William Murphy naid. At Nis first wores a gen- | re © part r way to get the company] HONOLULU, Oct. 16.—The iis - manager; H. M. Walthew, deputy | made speech in council last night {eral ecramble was m for the J, Clay, a colored man who haw mpany racks on these two Impor-|sionary steamer Morning Star, |, ORAND FORKS, B.C, Oct. 16 lerk of the United States district | against granting a 50-year franchine |400%, many being compelled to re m Gree the Gelsenmeeners ane ne Beastie nah ures than by elving | whiten walled from here last Tues, | Deapite the Crow's Nest coal atrike | Court, as auditor to the Rainter4érand hotel for the |t¥rn for their hats, which they had tostate, aint: thls seaeetay Xt took biees w hich are to all in day. for Seattle, returned to this the Gr anby emelter will go on & tog of the Men’s Club, St.|@Pcading of Post st. for the new | opped In their flight : rralgne Boi udge Gorge n e pro | Port yesterday, leaking at the rate | wan, The latest market where | Mark's parish, will be held this hotel to be built He moved | von. Clay in his tentimony alleged ~~ h of 18 to 20 Inches an hour. The coke te being obtained is Pe nay! Jovening In ihe basement of the that only 25 years be granted. Mo-| LOOKING TOWARDS that the police officers have hounds onli 5 enh eamer put back when 600 milea| Vania is also getting coke from|chureb. P Tre cald, of [ton 1 m toe Bee's. FOR CONGRESS |= iosius™ “" * =| iiionn rate iat on in RR pe tt - uiversity, delivers address Ladies of Temple de Hirsch will] i D making work for bin te HELENA, Mont, Oct. 16—Wwip| LONDON, Oct, 16—Many Ros man Brafford, hero of the |%M annual rumm » Comer! City FEngineer Thomson's state-|uniii witnesscs’ could be secured, AINST NICK fam 1. Alderson, for many 1 l sian nobira are hae to free Eng-| Calne episode, hax recetved 20 days |yment’a few da ere Meee ured. ty the din o in the editor of the Bose land, buying estates and settling | * absence and starts tonight He would soon be 4 of am JIM HILL 18 SUED. oped the plete in a yesterday of tumor of the stomack refugees. or Pi Okla, on business (rip. EMILIO DE COGORZA ipal asphalt p tw coming : the co r clause after a long tliness, age Mre. Julia Anna Tull, one of the prominence already. Last night the (Scripps Telegraph Service.) ‘ NDIAN HEAD, Sax 1 ‘ollo ore con ¢ . charter et the} ei 2 INDIAN HEAD, Sank, oldest residents of Monroe, Mich Grand Opera House following ordinances directing that) NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Action wae the city and of fature| JACKSONVILLE, MM, Oct. 16 His excellency the governor general | died Thursday, Sept Out of six money be taken from the general |instituted yesterday in the Uniti ~ William J. Bryan spent two hours {2% arty will spend three days] children three survive: Victor E fund to pay the first annual tates district court by the stock — Encroachments. in Jacksonville yesterday on hin| *20etins prairie chieken tu the File} Tun and M Anas Rattan, ‘beth aveinectay Evening. hn |stallments for the mainte holders of the Great Northern Rall- iis Gaure was Wwrittén in the Way through the state. This being |"!!! pniton Dinard enayoelbetigie! | aheewedrabunter: Rotartad bo-yehery way company against J. J. Hill, . > the old home of Mr. Bryan he was fe : WISSNER PIANO USED finance committee: Cedar at who la charged with misconduct im 5 Erected by many perecosi fricate|, SPRAGUE, Man. Oct. 16—A $225.26; Fourth av. and Pine st, |o The amount involved te PROPHETS AND of both parties and at the park Winnipeg man named Whiting, whe $4641 , where he spoke, Mr. Bryan was | #'rived here to shoot, oFPIT sven an enthusiastic greeting by nd dead in ¢ bush, 12 miles 9 _ REAL PROFITS an immense crowd 3s north of here, with his head blown 8 AMUSEMENTS. ss off. Foul play ts suspected a 1eS$ enn PARRA ALLA AL ALLL LOO i HOQUIAM, Oct. 16—~The work of ye HE GRAND — fhe man who ex- registering voters for the removal 7 JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 65. of the county seat is at its heigh THB APTERNOON-TONIGHT AKT TIMIEK A Big Buccean, Viret Time Here ' eight ot Tons , « vet Time Her The 1,250 mar ay LOUIS SAME sunshine now 350 mark was reached yes ts terday’ and 200 more men will be “The Merry Wives of Windsor” i registered by tonight, when the REVIEWS 1h, 11.00 to the. Matinee, Divane, 11.10, Bad false prophet. eo ge m th A A . Sequel gp ces: TF sare ag Prissy, heturaay Higuis — Firet Time Were Charen ‘fan who buys | WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 16 x Empire Theater Mit, The Society Kvent of the Seamn, “THM The official announcement that a orea * ‘ age: Ne 2 E ed Matinee Baturday, October 2, Menrik Theen's Three-Act Play, Raincoats makes| investigation will be made by the avely S. Sree ming. 61.60 to % to . : ‘ department of justice in the| Wil M. Parry, of Beattie We carry an extra strong - ot 8. SAE. EE _____ rofit. charge of the existence of slaver f the Pasco Power @ Ir . P in several of the southern atecsy |tion company, states that the line of Ladies’ Shoes. In J], Come in and hear the follow Seattie Theater RUSSELL & DREW. Managers : : was made late yesterday afternoon, | ‘T#t for the inatal of & new : ne stiful recerde Tonight and All Week, Mat, Thur. andtat., the Great temperan - We sell Rain- The democrats of the First Ohio jernoon. | Vimping plant at Five-Mile rapids [fall the late styles. See Ten-Inch Records $1.00 . reat temperance comedy, ect eee a A ee Tink Obie] DENVER, Cole. Oct. 1¢.—The}m the Snade river tet 64037—“The Clang of the Forge.” A Millionaire Tramp sts for $5.00 |arese by sontmlaw Nick sinth annual session of the Amer.| The eusineer In char work 64029—"The Holy City”. .Ad ~enth: Gane Guaientes Ss a fean Mining Congress opened here | HK Owens, also of this city 64041—"La Seviiliana “AN for Pon and Pun for All.’ Prices—Matiness, te and ite, Might pricee—tle, than other Stabs gp elf mee on today when members and delegates; MT. Owens wen of the cor 64038—"For All Eternity” Be, Bic, He and We. Next week, “Pete Peterson.” Comedy.) Alice's hesband thie fall to the sumber of 1,700 attended sag oe sad the Bo came Vici Kid Shoes, Blucher . Mascheront ton ation any, and ie well " " oe ers Bentham ts « strong labor man} ariawra. G : known thr the ‘northwest ligt Ri agents on: Veredhon xna —~ Thira Avenue RUSSRLA B DREW, Managers, He was formerty a coal miner in ANTA, Ge., Oct. 16.—-Fifteen | ra, eptect of 1 serev cut, light or heavy . +2, Ressial wu" THE MOST POPULAR THEATER” Western Peansytvanta. He studied | nnéted Selegates from all corners pobly oer tea Mey TE oe ty | Linda Mia” (Spanish eater ud { the United States met here today | TU! b* te wider Tiga tier if patent tip— Yolk Song) Rvery evening thie week, matinee Saturday. the Charles A. Taylor Co. in the Te $10. to |! and for some years has been] 5: the annual confere which waters the lands between the | 60018—“Terentta Mie” prominent at the bar. Four years maference Of th@laneke river and Waltula from €¢ bg ong naa By the Si aoe te we defmated by Lonceorth: | American Bottlors’ Protective asso-|t a9 4 : at asi teh Folk Bong) Lighthouse ea > ‘ orth. | ciath 0 190 feet at the top and from 28] 64044" Canto del Presl- He ts a man of family and aged 45.) to €@ feet at the bottom, and to ea weaprtvesiel C~ na htiene-ate, We, Ge, Me. Mate, He and ie Next week, same company tm “Ti . i dario’ Alvares White Cape WR LOU, Me, Cot 16 —the ft, CPR ey wie Oe teal C4045—"La Tempentad” M an elevattor over 1000 fee iogo rte Prices Sue. tec. Maliness, 10e WEST SEATTLE OWE thirty-eecond anoual convention of [tlae®, itn the sressnt intane olog Chapt CT 7), ee eee THE STATE MONEY. | ‘* American Bankers’ assoctation “ e Twsive-toeh, Seiende fa 4g TOU LL LAUGH YOURSELY TO DEATH Bee was r fe attend tard Newel in “Last Night Comedy sheteh tearm SCHERMER & CO (atari ere today. The attend eeese viee $5.9 Each Chartie Nastia, black face monobogiat, ‘Sramatic play iets ‘ Aeserding to Attorney Genem| *%** larger than at any previ | *# # * @ # een neee ita (Prologue) O'Brien & West, singers and dancers Ye Btarcacope. | Atkioson the city of West Bea ous convention of the association, | * Leoncavallo cf soe oe er tthe a la Registration books close to # ‘The Holy City LOIS THEATER PHONES Buneet, Main M04: Ted, 6 1010 Ist Ave. incurs chstuas of tak “ Waeh-| WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 14. |* mient st mgnight if you want « Ht Cano del ae ee ee ington to the sum of $294.60, a8 the! Upwards of 10.600. persona wit-|# 1 vote at the election, Nov © *| OariO oc icces Alvaren ae na Develo at EVERY ¢ onwealt YOrtior 1 “ & register. per “AN ARAMIAN NIGHT Newer Meenee fees to which ft ta nessed the unvetiing of the MeClal 4 ‘o 2 MARS OF MUS DAY We press them Jenritiea The statutes provide that eee ee eeeeeeentee aymon & 0 S0GNE CWALLONG. <I eapetnnnsimesinisipsninennssbsieniemeebatgiiomoernmsiiiiimeinsaieainisininnipaiatiisil @ per cent of the annanl license J h 0 i I Co. Wisener (and other) Piancs & week free of | ‘eer mist de paid to the state Weer 0 nson ca ning’s excursion rate 405 PIKE ST. Sheet Music . Makes Sesttle authorities have paid woth-| Room A, Times buthding, corner |rules, squares, tape lines . Strings. en EXC the adhe ing since 1888, and the attorney| ind av, and Union. Cash or credit. artic that measure, closre ' TL Becond Avenue general has taken the matter into rt to collect the fee. cor _ Artistic Dining Room Furniture Dering the past week numerous additions bav« Made to our stock of dining-room furniture. Prominent among the new arrivals are # num Ber of complete dining-room sete in “Arts & Crafts designs. These particularly handsome and #! Beyond & doubt win the unstinied approval of ar tittle and eritical people They are finished in Barly English, fumed oak ind wared ook Each set consists of an extension table, an arm chair, six na chairs, a boffet and a china closet Prices are, of course, very moderate. We invite inspection Portieres A Sale ‘We place or teres——one pa Feguier ; Dp inst. ymorrow some high class por a kind—at remarkable reductions sir Red Silk Tapestr one pa geeha s) design In center, matching Cord edge #15 MW) notes 0, one pair Blue Tapestry ‘theres a if old gold and dark blue. $1450 © Steen ond tan nd Tome; edge « on mall figures in gold and 819.00 instead of $ one pair Silk Damask eon cok not corded or 819.00 {$ one pair Blue Damask lortiores» 12 50 ir green and whit #1100 it $ ne palr rose and green ‘apestry P beds #1200 inst ‘4 Ir red silk figure Nenter Por: , All are ab Ruy Now 7) week In Your Investment It Is the — Count If your investment has a double certainty there is no question about the results. The stock in the British-American Petroleum & Asphalt Company is guaranteed by a double certainty. They are the asphalt and the oil. On the 8,000 acres of land controlled by the company The Canadian govern- ment experts, after investigating the conditions in the Atha- there are millions of tons of asphalt. baska asphalt belt, estimated that the product was 200 deep in many places. acre. This certainty is one thaf 4 sure. and costs nothing to mine. Experts estimate that oil feet, 1,000 feet less drilling the elevation is greater. The format erty are identical with those of which have made millions for t This is the investment tha Keep the double certainty in mind. ll be struck at a depth of ennsylvania and Ohio fi eir owners. will produce results. You should not delay in investigating, bcause the stock, which is now ve for 25c, will soon be raised to 50c per share. Call today; British- AAA BI Petroleu Asphalt Company e are open evenings. 438 Epler Block, Seattle, Wash. Results That This means thousands of tons to the It is on the surface 1 near Edmonton, where the n and indications on our prop- AER eniestecen Sprinc Street ForWednesday and Thur ea We are offering the below described bargains in three of | our many departments. These “specials” are all necessaries | in the home and are all well worth your very careful at- tention IN OUR FLOOR COVERINGS DEPARTMENT. MATTING 2 to S-yard lengths 20-yard cuts .. -10¢ yard 15e yard IN OUR KITCHENWARE 10c Rolling Pin for .. 49¢ Moulding Boards for Je Moulding Boards for feet IN OUR GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT, T-piece Glass Berry Sets Glass Jugs for.. 800 elds, BIG VALUES IN m @ DRESSES Four patterns to select from, Golden Ash Finish 20x24-inch \ Mirror, swell front top drawers. Regular values $15.00 cial r L