The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1906, Page 7

(PIETER |S SE HE SEATTL Eg STAR -I t oS LOCAL FLASHES co vat wehe ang sag ' ates Tanser in Court es Notat c u baa! A he kandie in Notables ng ‘ ey ? i ate, 1 ey , Yvette Gut nd A ‘ " fect liq t acy fo wih ! 3 oe Al i t we Returns. al nd in £ le wit n ’ ‘ : ‘ . ; : Beripps elegraoh Serv or 58 e Phir, ry « SUES THE HUMBOLDT | Red Crose pat | ft 4 mene Tolegragh So C. pe Tel o Mt . 1 wee ng (hh of $ 1 i r of the ' . (serio ‘ in A ' ' helt ' \ be wiwar's “4 wet u va Ns a. ’ pn agin BARK 18 DASHED ASHORE ON |'”" , a oe Rea 4 6Ing persona " Doctors Change | More Buildings | tena ‘ s! VANCOUVER ISLAND — CAPT Cig. ed te Monument Unveiled a - ; pon , - j ROSE AND COOK OF VESSEL f i goer * » and wt a. *, o | DROWNED 4 nt ant the ’ " ace of nguished visitor : ; lites. Figs | ' th ' + hee? = " ed on Rive . . ae Ar. ¢ i . 2 enamer™ a Naainn : : A Good Thing . Hh - | (Star Special Service ‘ td : make pent ; suing ers of butter welcome) *" , ; | VICTORIA, 0 WE repub j “ee F a : h. wefood regulation la eh f : A tr ay | TRLEGRAPH BRIEFS =| se nae . 2a : vite it TEL ry | SILVER FOR DENVER MINT ' btaining a high ana | #4 ‘ : out ° 1 from the middie w rt Lumbermen Meet | reytus on Dv Boripns Telegraph & ) } A cf | watt, | nd | ‘Two and © Malt Gent Rate ns ph Service hy GRIMAING SKUL fing (Rerinps Teleore - . <apfieen WASHINGTON, D. ©., Oot, 2 Esheiman Dies. Y ‘ uring ane — wen | oe : | ean et arn re a i HALLOWEEN =f wt Pe 5 erday an f xt Dow ome in Poruand Wh in the : varrant mac 0 Cat FOR fi "i m be o mor is said to u : ' under tr gation it t lrowned, th . : Li ———? ° oI nt \ 4 inl} ; sah Fra oe oe cached st uf by “i Ee yas MINNEAPOLIS ARRIVES A Ww wn 1 i hier, a Ble / « : a y Recove Stand Together . , ity of Puc nv, 6 as : A F | tity Body Re ee : gethe .. ; (Beripps Telegraph Service.) alien iguana Phage eon heard of ain A ~ ; "1 th : : : ; PHILADELPHIA, © é : the f . led the P ¢ 4 I by t a | Cuba \ ma whe Ww ‘ RRR eM lO f He w Shea “ene: t ahaa rt : ON THEFRONT s(t Gace ores)". ie : D File ‘ Terr er ee eee ee ee) t $ . t : w Speak at Cheyenn . a r t a : ay WASHINGTON, DC. Oct st Beautiful Woman Hl é which he had left ts H “ . =f Qhaw at Oak Park : " tv : in be: World se Taft Not Coming + | Bod bye Naw WATEW BVeTEm wd 7 cree t Ox ~ % A Satu ss Seen ee PLANS ARE DRAWN e we was the 3 , the Red D ; | HEAVY HORSES FOR SALE § ma ay ( . - $15 Special Suit | °"" nave oa ree | famouse ; < word further ca nod ot | for the « eos * We are showing K $1.00 kind 0 w the ' nd 3 - asles st + Wes w ¢ fro be fi . - Fyaters. pew ant) I e he § “i, You [0 * ’ : ° he w , 1 ‘ tri i ine n , x a He had been in the + tad * A as . f of “es on Ww three other Ne . 1 for now, | 04 , so Come to : ! any change fe te acing eect nove | Pom; de, tage cm my acate grain generally on @ stringency} ?°™ y KENNEDY EXPECTED } t Sale in car seartet. eae A: i nt di} ¥. M. ©. A. MisiONARIES. = | ew Pastor Coming ' 4 @ freighter at Yaka-| vision ‘ f G S The University Place Christian N \ WwiAT . for ALUEMAY ores noe oeasor “for | pantornt penile. indin,: tennand be , , : ~ work Rev. Thomas J. Shu of " eamghio i vin tend from nelo f bt Abingdon, Il, who will begin hie app od tra “i ected . ” e nthustastically received. oo Shuey has ¥ 8 le and mad hig ¥ Han u Gou Tr both Ko RATIFIED. ' 4 NT a number of friends H : kent Hi 5 to work « the} NOMINATION 1E0. tion as ay her and turer Pork b the statement of Ken » ' ant of: Alash se a & preacher and lecturer Be teh ashore the statement of Ket (Scrippe Telegraph Service.) Shuey, of H. O. Shuey @ Co, bank “” ® y damage TROUBLE 18 SETTLED. NEW YORK, Oct Un ao ee t ick ! “Public Comfort Stations a ports to Va has | MEVOLUTIONISTS KILL LEADER) = (Scripps Telegraph Service.) city a t gathering of work Cc u ry “ er of Se ted fr 4 kw at LONDON, Oct. 26.—It Is men ratified the nomination of W te Magy: (Serippe Telegraph Ssrvice.) stood that the marital diffic R. Hearst for governor of New ne. ie. vareene toamer Netherlands Russias, Oct. 26.—A man| “ood "Eat as of Marl.| York, at a meeting held last night vol Be age Mn this morniog via) te a revol¥- | Korough . n Madison Square Garden eo of gen fer, en route to America, |; tween the me 7 . ¢ o i and th comm «rn 1 . o 4 war and the com ope Pg Po Ry By rl Spec al Suit ¢ City of Beattle and the Al-Ki from a wound which the nome | j | eviginated yoateréay Rig Bap bae sa~canl wed mtate tind taftoctod ' We are showing worsted suits, imeeting of the park board ip Aladhe tenteht Beth “ermine ob | THE $3.00 HAT STORE. ideal for business wear, extra fine nection with a discussion ceonger lists and. good cargoes|, Football, boxing glove and sport-] The store for style and quality ms, new and very attractive for Proposed stations on Pioneer place! of freight ing goods sale closes this week Brooks & Co, 1331 h. B. Hutchison Co. cor. and Forteon , Sawdust Club. The canitation a by is the Sawdust club, y made up of the younger men pull off Don’t Wait Until the the club will @ fa! function at the of the Lambe ». The ffleers are: Roy , David H ¢ Edward H. Schafer, secre tary, and BL. Connor, treasurer Prominent lumbermen make up the jdoard of t Lutheran Bazaar. The attend at the Are Gone | Immanuel Lutheran eh bexaar fast night was large an that of pre COME TOMORROW. COME EARLY IF YOU CAN, BUT COME ANYWAY. pt Sam ine sete bee OUR BUSINESS DAYS ARE NUMBERED. the evening was devoted to a pre The time is drawing near when we must get out. We can't stay a minute overtime. B/Ere" % instrumental and — [Our “esteemed” lan: Mr. Green, is hot ause we're telling our customers the truth Bf) with a special ‘ stig his treatment of tenants. But we don’t care. ‘ tht oni Bh Begenns meng by the Laboring Man Dead — Th beored ‘J oP M n , we of te w % There’s $60,000 Worth of Nice, Clean, ne Men’s =~ Boys’ od with that body 7 | | Studying Oriental Trade | ih | T Ku *, are Stanford university and at present a fellow : Clark untversity, in in Seattle 2 tying the Oriental tr tlook 5 Shipment of Gold. The toral assy office today re é TO GET RID OFF wre toi ol at frm the Da wren branch of the Rank of We have a well-earned reputation of carrying the finest stock of medium priced Bi Uris North America Good Roads Club. } The regular manthty meeting of the King Cor od Ro Jotat I be held in the Chamber Jef Commerce roome tomorrow after jneon at 1:30 o'clock Y¥. M,C. A. Spanish. and Furnishings in Seattle. COME AND GET The new Spanteh class organised : by the ¥. MLC. A. will have ite Men's $10.00 Suits for $ 7.00 Men's $16.50 Suits for .... seaiden Somerrow’ wight. The teacher Men's $12.50 Suits for $ 8.75 Men's $18.00 Suits for will be & C. Haseard, graduate of Weat Point Return Next Week and J. D. Parrett, tatives for the Great and Union Paelfie raft are expected to return by the Men's $25.00 Suits for .... -. $1050 All this season's styles Cravenettes 8 $15.00 Suits for Overcoats re hy middie of newt week from the cast Y if Di Worth $12.50 for .. . 8 850 Worth $20.00, for .......-. . $16.00 svi: Mone Wome om her orth $18.09, for $1260 Worth $18.00, for . gaibeekd 31333 husband, J. W. Kelly, recently came ‘orth $20.00, for $14.00 Worth $15.00, for . 1260 je morning at tof heart dts. The Overcoats are this season's best styles, ‘The Cravencttes are the genuine Priest- @) Kelly wae iT years old | Deserter Captured. Witlitam Peter i aerter, was capture ne rtlen », be att Big Bargains for the Children 8 AND CHILDR E N’S SUITS AND OVE RCOATS. Chamber's Report. The special committee on All the new cf n Worsteds, Scotch Goods and T weeds per of Commence has. flies, report, which was ado ort $300 Suits for . cee coeee BZOO $6.00 Overcoats for sewses oe $450 8 Re coal Suits for $290 $5.00 Overcoats for cee $3.50 Bc’ cours eS 100 Suits for | MD LIE $3:20 $4.00 Overcoats for veves. $2.90 gif saat | ivoree Decrees rare 2 = | Joompiaint tn t ; - Boys’ regular soc stif{ om fancy Shirts, odd sizes and broken lots, Saturday choice =| fH) !"« f , ie ry a bho in neglect and fallure to Frere ees v avives oon stoey ‘ dovsecee ee Zhe support. Judge Frater this morning ye of Lillian A. MoCo k agalinat / MeCormick | Goes to Reform School. Men's 20¢ Wool of daring thette until his arr \ ah a5 and 45 ZOe 350 Ne “sar Lan Le irae oe nee 25¢ Socks, 3 ( . BO@ 75¢ Neckwear .. Be Frater toa term in ths resent | An immense £ Sw eaters at big discounts. Engineers Examine: An examination for engi held by the civil }this morning. pe the NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Fixed rates due amd payable dur ing October, for Oetehor, Nowom- ll per and Decembos, Benemws dette Lqient November’ i, Rist ratue daw | Band payabh ered cme —_ Fi the ist to the leeeding month “quent on the 2 MEN'S UNDERWEAR, ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS AT VERY NOTICEABLE REDUCTIONS, STORE, UNION GOODS AND UNION SALESPEOPLE. hans-| prin-| Re. pi ‘ anes rhe, ati es - On Savings Avcounts Saturday’s Extra Specials wh tnt al eatttae ate!|| WePay4 Per FRIDAY, OCT 1906 due in with a a] orn sails Valdex and other ymor jaongers } Steamer Rainier wilt sail from }San Franc tomorrow night for Beattle SEATTLE ASSURED WILL BE TRIED vd 4 HH 5 m7 gS Spinning ward ’ yoner Washington will| sail tomorrow morning for San iF c ro of tum | “OF BIG CONVENTION! That the annual convention of the American Traveling Passenger| Agents association be [here tn 1908 ts practically a This wae anne 4 this morning from the A.¥ expe head: | quarters, A letter w recetved | from “Kit” Carson, northweatern fies K passenger agent for the in w th than « yea ractically for @ certain 1908 will be held in Se BECKMEN’S JAUNT WAS A ROUGH ONE Vv Beckmen, secretary of rmen's werthg from a #t through the o exon, The trials that be jset the way of Mr. Beckmen were }numerous, He is a man over the normal avolrdupois, trifle under poun, open stage, traveling road strewn with pebbles about the tor 1 Lumbe trip taker I part of Or associa weighing size of cocoanuts, and the rain | pouring down, were Mr. Beckmen’s misfortunes. Upon reaching this city Mr Beckmen’s chair was va cant for a sumber of days, but is now resplendent with sofa cush fons. STARTS GRAIN INVESTIGATION. (Seripps Telegraph Service.) DES MOINES, Ia, Oct. 26.—Be fore an audience of over 300 farm ers, Commiasioners’ Clerk Lave to- day began an investigation of the alleged grain trust operations in fowa under the name of the lowa Grain Dealers’ association. A dozen witnesses have been sum money to tell how hey suffered through the operations of the as soctation $15 Special Suit » are showing worsted suits al for business wear, extra fine vatues, new and very attractive, for $15 each. W. B. Hutchison ¢ i. Second and Union BOYLE THE CLOTHIER 423 Pike St. Wer lize as fully as you do that we are cramped for ro handle our rapidly inere: business. We know that some of you have been inconvenienc ed, but we hope you will be pa tient with us. We are now making plans entarge our floor space. to Ct. interest PRANCHIM—Georgetown, Rew JAMES D, HOGE. N. B. SOLNER DIRECTORS Ferdinand # 7. D. Lowman manuel Ro A. B. Biewart George Don t, © MeCormick Bowara RB Chas 1. Bebb Tames D, WN. B. Boiner Greed Avene and Cherry Street 1 Beattie, Wash, | | | « window for bargains. *** i and Union. Phone, Main 1514 Phone, Independent 3373 ‘| McCARTHY’S Seattle’s Reliable Store—1512 to 1522 Second Av. We Can Deliver the Goods When the McCarthy store shouts BARGAINS you will always find the goods here to back up shout. Every item just as we say it is » in- fated values. N s worths Sut good merchandise at prices that in every case are be market. These are samples of the hundreds of bar- gains here f Suits for Girls $10.00 Fifty of them, materials strictly all wool, colors the most desirable, work- 18 years of age. manship perfect in every respect, sizes to fit girls from 12 Suits that please the most fastidious girl in Seattle. Regular prices are $14.50, $15, so, $18, $19.50. Saturday only $10. This price is for cash only, and we are obliged to charge you the actual cost to us of all alterations. Suits for Girls $6.50 In sizes for girls from 8 to 16 years old, Not a suit in the lot but js worth double this price The cloth alone worth more than we ask you for the finished garments made up in the latest styles, This price is for cash only and we are obliged to charge for alterations. The regular prices run from $12.50 to $15. Ten different styles to choose from. BEDSPREADS $1.25. |COLORED SILKS 89¢| UNION SUITS 89¢. silk 21-inch] wil $16. is Crocheted Marseilles) All.qure Ladies’ Union Suits, of finish, full déuble bed) Messaline, in all the new | fine ribbed cotton, fleece size, hemmed, laundered fall shadings, soft, beauti-| lined, long sleeves and = a up Mase bed: fut quality, Regular price|ankle length, crochet ie rly $1. 35 « ach '$1.25 a yard. Saturday|trimmed. $1.00 garments, only 89e. only 8O¢@ cach. BLACK SILK 62%4¢.) UNDERWEAR 43¢. GINGHAMS 4¢. 3,000 yards of good old fashioned checked Apron Ginghams, Regular price} A fine lustrous black | Forest Mills make vests ye a yard Saturday, | all-silk 27-inch Taffeta, ajand pants, all sizes for lies, fleece lined, shaped satisfaction | la Regular | at waist, crochet trimmed, Special ten yards to a customer, ae 5 yard with every yard TOWELING Se. price 85c. Saturday of Russia | @2%¢. Toweling, heavy | UNDERWEAR 69¢. | UNDERWEAR 83¢. guarantee of at | Regular price s9c | ABe¢ cach. 1,500 yards Crash quality, three - quarters | bleached. Regular price ? R | bleached. rd Saturday | Ladies’ Vests and|_Men's brown lambs Se. Limit 12 yards Pants, of mixed wool and| wool Underwear, shirts ott Vests crochet}and drawers, good $1.00 LINENS 49¢. = , ae 1). }trimmed and siff-taped at/garments, in desirable A good Go-inch All : a . | purée Table Linen, full) neck Pants tights | winter wv t pecial ] grass bleached, and cheap | ankle ler Rsc.| Saturday at only S3¢. | at the regular price, 65 | Special Saturday at 49¢ TOCKINGS 19¢. |MEN’S SHIRTS 49¢. i a yard Misses’ fine ri fast r DRESS GOODS 49¢. S Pisa a wood. list is of All-wool 38-inch Alba-| ¢: ich double heel abd st fall tross Suitings, in cream Mie , aba gest pink, cardinal, sky, wine nit | nee navy, black and old ¢ Regular price 2 § 1 Regular price Goc, Satur-| Saturday 19¢. day 49¢ yard. STOCKINGS 39¢. MEN’S TIES 25¢. SUITINGS 79¢. STOCKINGS 39¢ } wis Novelty English Suit Ladies’ choice quality] Re Four-in- ings, §4 inches wide, in|mercerized black cotton | Hane ks, made combinations of gray,| Hose, medium weight, |of g silks, in brown and navy. Regular| with clastic tops, double | big of new price $1.00 ay ard, Sat-| sol 1 fa 1, Reg-| patt ial Satur- ular price urday only 70¢@. McCarthy Dry ‘Goods’ Co. 1912 to 1522 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle's New Retail Business District