The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1906, Page 3

res ot and the roads are « prohtbt from Page One , (Continued v Sweep ine w umpat perar win, which they will , , lain 8 Light Vote in Texas. Caatain Arrested “ cae ies %) peantegs , warn pale . ah The tadications are fn Jonk will be Hecht, despite he leaders of both © the bush The nks took t and ac Republicans in Indiana INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6 ; ath. |) ke weathe vatle in the age y of the at and ts at ! sant to the northern pe meme A m victory seems Voters in 1 on being the senather prevatis . 4 Stiff Fight at St Louls 87 Mo 6—On ac « : Inatstence y y. ex Ge and the police com [9 OLOW (Star Special BALLARD 65 in pynmine « y Joast(thte morning | tile heavy rain hiv Abepomany of the v | the pe feffme Mrst preci: | Ward, One of the | adewniy cant andvat the | the ty ad } the pr tn |niow, The naling at | friveds JAMES BRADY [o. IMPROVING | STATEMENT FROM MURDERER | | i Bervice.) ) tion da ng a te y to fron t of the Heoond the elty 11 o'clock hour Virst of 18 ve Ir argent i ten at he tem ant the vari effo thelr the b WILL BE SECURED THIS AF ew thi " -_ es ve pines to be the ge worwetcat a0 verinaa wv Wig Bergh oe ton Exc TERNOON BY DETECTIVE eee tn She Por started, but quickly downed. The KENNEDY, Vote in Moseourt vote is av and beth parties Nor. ¢ eaatern part | Se wed ads expected that on Brady, who, white in a fit and Kansas A heavy rey the rural’ 8088 CHAS. F. MURPHY AT HIS DESK IN TAMMANY HALL. = Poo one ee ee ‘east early ares eal influences ° Mra. Flora Shannon, Saturday after Ht Being the et t ety in doubt acc I noon and then made a ate at-| He fate of the Mine an American party of challengers near the mpt at self destruction by firing at being at wtake =F t win ren ee and thrown them into jail lg heavy a bullet Inte his own & mo mach | Sem emcee wo] MUL WAUKER, ie, Nor. 6 the Petia masiee| meets ert onetn, Sel pain jis light, and the bosses are unable) prey gat snd Le org yare is arc Barney, Ht tp sald he will fully recover Virginia Quiet jt account for the lack of Interest sat - sgn gate BEREEE EEE EEE EHH H| The Wound, which was at first be | Va. Nov. 6 The | There is no disorder ned fine and clear * | leved to be serious, proved to be} im Virginia is quiet except acy, Showgn quiet. | “Send OF iw CITY VOTE LIGHT. #)comparatively slight. The bullet Filth and Ninth congress Voting Straight in Ono. “wot " ie the ap whic h will * @|Peretrated the scalp and imtfedded here a Sor] CINCINNATI, "0. Nov. 6-—The| wadoubtedly win for the republl-/® at 3 o'clock this afternoon, #|!%#sif In the outer seulp } waged on state | Weather ie favorable to & heavy atier returne had “been re |, Detective Kennedy, whe has deen| rats to com: | Tote allots are cast rapidly, in # ceived from the different pre @ |)" me grente wt of the nine demo | Mastin Guat there te Bibe euncten| Heavy Vote in Arizona © Ginette cathmatn ie tendo &:|ttme_eanee takes the Wayside | ing. The rural vote in the south.| PHOENIX, Aria, Nov. &—The/@ that not over 20 per cont of #|Nonpltsl. will endesvor te secure ® Ibatshesd the Ieve eon part of the ttate ts heavy weather is fine and a (otal vote of|@ those registered have voted. # PE TE oa amy aie nd | PRROUE, N. M. Nov. ¢ 600 is expected. The question! ® Even tn the wards where in #|Sncs set) by the ond of the weeks | conditions are fine, but| Beth Confident in N: ka. of joint statehood is ove ing | @ terest is #up: oy eye 4 Sj county att by the end of the week. | ae Gecreased ty this city.| LINCOLN, Neb, Nov. 6-—The the other issues. The complex sit vident there is a light ve } Wai get © majority, but | weather is clear and warm, and in-| “#t0" precludes a dependable est! | « * ] | than was anticipated. | dications favor a heavy vote. Party | '™"'* a om the country precincts | — |managers claim the election for ‘ * is also reported light. # In Kansas. [both parties in Eastern Washington. & It ts raining in all sections and #/0Ue A Kan Nor. 6.—Gor SPOKANE, Nov. 6—-The weath-|@ the weather is moet disagree @} chances are| TULSA, L T, Nov. 6—Clear/@r '# cloudy and the vote is com-|# able * afternoon and he|weather prevails. There ts intense | '™s 'm slow. The republicans claim * Voting started |interest and a large vote. Many | B® county by 2,200. The democrats |@# RH eee eee eee eeae the state without | Indians are voting, although the In-| ‘l#it Graves, for state senator, and |the county for Byrne for congress, dian vote is smaller than was an telpated, Farmer Vote in Dekota. R FALLS, SD. Nov. ¢ | Stock Thoket. Dalmy weather with «| BOISE, Kaho, Nov. 6,.--Stock Breese. The fine weather | slager, the democratic candidate for eet the entire farmer Greater portion of which| governor, ticket. is running ahead of the Rumored Trouble in Idaho. in Miinete. SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 6-—1t te D, 1. Nov. &—-The reported from Fremont county central Iitnots Idaho, that Mormons have arrested | | Age of Progress = of vitalyington who have investigated this change | matter and found that they could | the leffect considerable saving and ge ¢ do not ob- | good Insurance by insuring with the Dy merely for the lack Northwestern Mutual Fire Ineur~ Sitention. and consequent- ance Association of Beattie eppertunity to materially | This company has been returning | te ite members a saving of 40 per same cane with Insurance, cent of the cost of insurance on recognizes | dwellings and brick butidings. and at | ot carrying insurance the same time hes paid over 60¢| hia savings or his losses, besides having sufficient teft Dut does not often over te provide @ very considerable to Investigate the dif- surplus, which also belongs to the Of his special subject.) members. Further information may been, however, over) Oct at the office, 426 Lumber ie the state of Wash- ie oe Odd Dining Chairs We place on sie tomorrow morning fifteen (15) 044 lots of dining chairs at very low prices. The u on haod while thie was written (Monday may be slightly leas, As destrable fast fling goods reach the “remnant” stage first you Very readily see the splendid opportunities of bere tomorrow. $1.05 instead of $1.65 for Brace . arm Golden Oak Dining Chair Quantity, three $1.95 instead of $2.75 tor Golden Oak Box Seat Dining Chair Quantity, nine. $1.15 instead of $1.75 for Golden Oak Wood Seat Dining Chair Quantity, five. 81.65 instead of $2.75 for Golden Oak Wood Seat Dining Chair. Quantity, four. $81.30 instead of $2.00 for Golden Oak Cane Seat Dining Chair Quantity, seven. B1.65 Instead of $2.90 for Panel Back Golden Oak Cane Seat Din ing Chair. Quantity, four #1.75 instead of $2.99 for Golden Oak Cane Seat Dining Chair Quantity, three. $1.65 instead of $2.75 for Golden Oak Cane Seat Dining Chair Quantity, eight. #1.60 instead of $2.50 for Golden Oak Cane Seat Dining Chair. Quantity, alne. $1.60 instead of $2.50 for Golden Oak Cane Seat Dining Chair Quantity, two. 81.65 instead of $2.50 for Golden Oak Cane Seat Dining Chair. Quantity, three 15 instead of $1.90 for Weath Oak Wood Seat Dining Quantity, thre tend of $2.75 for Weath Box Seat Dining Chair. ntity, two. 1 of for Dela pered Oak Chair Qua five of $2.76 for Box athered Oak Dio two. jwith ae eee ¢ of getting the sher and a® three candidates pledged to int ry prosecuting attorney tft, wr All but both parties are ative and direct primary teed labor be supposed to be demo eratle Rhode island Quiet. PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Nov. 6— Perfect weather and a vote that is large for an off year, bat there is apathy a at, despite the strug gle to contro! the legislature and to select Wetmore's successor to the senace New Hampshire Has © Vote. CONCORD, N. H., Nov 6—The weather is perfect and the vote « large one for ab off yoar Both Confiderns in Nevada, RENO, Nov. 6-—-The democratic and republican chairmen have le sued statements, claiming the elec toa win by 2,000, claim 1,000 plurality and the republicans It le believed that the republicans will control ve i cemail »t. }im the city ts improving, according the upper branch of the legislature. |, The “ar stopped neatly penne io 6 report mode of the health ioe were leaving when in some un-|00ard meeting inst night by « health JONTON, Mase, Nov. 6—There) og end 1 shot forward, For some time the board has been of treechery from hl tnrowing Mie Hadlock and drag-|oonducting an examination of all today before | cing ner several yurde the local bake shops as to the clean had been open four how } She wae af once removed te her Tiness of the work roome used and MeFartand, Moran's leedar, dociases | , ation the lof the bakers themselves. In the that the ofd-lin Gemocrate are out reports that} majority of cases it has been found with the tomahawk for bin candl- |i. 1. seriously injured internally, |that the work rooms are in # more po cleanly condition than ever before. | She A number of instances have been| urn a noe x Fag Nov. ¢— PRIEST’S CHANGES noted, however, where the board ‘The weather throughout Arkaneas recommended that the personal cleanliness of the bakers be looked fe perfect, but little interest te ox. ARE BETTER pressed in the vote, which is ox after tremely dight. FAIRBANKS MISSING Beratching in Nebraska. OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 6—Raine in- terfered with the voting this morn- ing, but one-third of the registra t had voted by on the telephone franchine will bret out nearly the full vote The state ticket is badly scratched Delaware Nrinterested. WILMINGTON, Dela, Nov. 6 Delaware registration is short and interest lacking. Oklahoma Pots Good Vote. OKLAHOMA CITY, Noy. 6—-A heavy vote in Oklahoma and weath er perfect. Above Normal in Connecticut. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 6 The vote is above normal for an off year, The republicans | be elect ed by the usual majoritle Guild for Mastacuhsetts. BOSTON, Nov, 6.—Sixty-five per cont of the state's vote was cast by 2 o'clock. Indications point to a record-breaking vote. The weather ia perfect. Managers are claiming everything. A careful estimate shows the reelection Guild by about 35,000, Oppotition to “Uncle Joe.” DANVILLE, Ill, Nov. 6.—The op position to Cannon is showing much enthusiasm. Perfect weather and a large vote for an off year Crooked Work in New Jersey. NEWARK, N, J., Nov. 6.—There ix a heavy vote in this state. In Newark a dozen arrests were made before 10 o'clock, charging Wlegal registration. Good Vote in “Michigan. DETROIT Mich, Nov Pine weather, upled With interest in the mayoralty race, brought ta ble early vote this morning. The state te in large Ohio Is » Dead One CLEVELAND. An early thin ¢ y and to est years. Much scratching is and Toled apathy her in listricts Desperate Fight In lows MOINES, Nov. 6 vote and a f ffort te heavy Cummins. ada are The republ oncede the ele of G € yt neress ir Firat dist Crisis in Pennsylvania HARRISHURG, Nov. 6.—Ballots ast thie morning Indicate that the Stylish clothes that are tailored correctly. Billott & MeGregor, 132% Serond ave. The democrate say they will | The fight | Organ: | | tween the ratte | jis better this afternoon of Governor) } at Beattie and visiting members of the grand camp of the Arctic therheod will leave on the Vancouver, B k, from THROWN FROM... prominent members of the Arctic Beetherhood will make the trip te ELDERLY LADY INJURED ON} Vanbouver, where the grand camp | eeaslon op Mlaborate preparations have been | raade by men of that ny to give the Brotherhood | WASHINGTON STREET NEAR) FOURTH AVENUE 80UTH the busines Arctic LAST NIGHT, lodge @ splendid reception. A ban quel hae been arranged for tomor row evening, at which about i0 Mra. Mary 1% Hadiock, an elderty |fO* Wil Be present lady, living at V tine etation, on the old Renton line, wae seriously BAKERIES BEING injured last ht while altenting | from a Renton car at Fourth av. and Washington st. The Renton ~ INSPECTED Southern car line has bers plaging ar sunterbalance on the steep grade on Washington st. The hole left had not been covered up be- The general condition of bakeries William H. Fairbanks, ebfef clerk of the construction department of the Sunset Telegraph & Telephone company, left Seattle for Wapato. Rastern Washington. He has not been seen since. He lived with his mother and brothers at 1013 EB. Pike at. Relatives are of the belief that he must have met with foul pla |\He was last heard of ip North Yakima, where he had made an en gagement to attend the K. of P lodge with Sheriff Grant RAILROAD BLOCKADE, Clark, ansociate pastor of the Sacred Heart chureb, who i seriously if! at Providence hospital from the effects of inhal ing gas, due to a lenkage In a pipe, Although y regaining consciousness for a few minutes and then relapsing Into & semi-conscious condition Dr. Wilt sie, the attending physician, be eves that the patient will recover FELL BETWEEN CARS--KILLED Rev. Terrence The blockading of street or ings on Railroad ay. still continues regardiess of the efforts of the po Ilee to try and keep them open The San Juan Fish company, on Virginia st. this morning reported to police headquarters that teams Louls Rolfe died yesterday after:| yore held up for some time, _ nooa at the cousty hospital tn to a train of cars, stretching from Georgetown from tnjurt stained! tajon to University sts, on all by falling between the care of the| crossings. Patrolman Brooks was 4 o'clock Interurban. He was hur rying to the bedside of a sick friend Tacoma when the accident of Rolfe determined to board which happened to wed up NEW YORK, Nov. 6—M wl arbor, a wealthy Harvard grad and resident of Brooklyn, will) curred. the Interurban be a limited and merely # marry early next spring Ruth E./ at Georgetown. He missed his hold) noot of Ware, Mass, a near kins} and fell between the cars. The) woman of Secretary of State Root wheels crossed his legs, almost cut ting them off. He was taken to the Treaturer Disappears. Christian | hospital and died an hour later EHICAGO, Nov. 6—J Rolfe w years of age and) Esktilson of Chicago, the su | was a bottler employed at the Se-| treasurer of the Danish Brother-| attle Brewing and Malting comé}podd of America, is missing, and it) pany jw found that from $40,000 to $50, } Toren... sa. 2 2 2 ate of the order's funds ia gone * * * First Returns. 7 AUTOS BURN * BOSTON, Nov, 6 The first @ #@ town to be heard from in*® @ Mashpee, whie h cast 48 vote * OAKLAND. v 6. Fire last *& for Guild, republican, and 3 w}ntght destroyed the garage of the # for Moran lemoc * oneer Automobile company, re + Norwell ga Guild 101 i @ | sulting in a lows of $150,000. Fire * Moran 38 @iwas started an employe who * withtew a lighted mateh into a pool REARARHHAKKRKK HH EOL wator which proved, however to have been coated with an over of of) fre a wer Twent An Iron Deposit Found five autos wer Jostroyed, and thr -|Big Millinery Sale Ope Thursday at the Fair P 7 . What promises to be one of the se hottie * biggest millinery sales ever held in $1.00 bottle, 68c, It Seattle open Thursday at The pang of taking m Fair De Store, 1612-15-17-19 Sec vw it came fr Ha ad ave, There will be a magni everything In kept ent display of the season's latest Hesides the bette eations at extremely low price ire of greater sav. Watch dally papers for part BALLARD VOTESSO™ Phone, Main 1514 Phone, Independent 3373 cCARTHY’S Reliable Store—1512 to 1522 Second Av. hen It Rains enThink About McCarthy’s Seattle’ Th Dhe store that is always well prepares | 1 and wet weather needs at lower prices than ar ther { lower but the qualitic f goods we sell are fu > th f for in the You can always rely ¢ nerchandise j ase | Read a rf tomorrow ALL GOODS ADVERTISED ARE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. NO j C. 0. D. OR PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ‘Ladies’ Raincoats at Only $7.75 rood ¢ lit , y ull te oats, made of good quality of crav- in € ay ie ery one of these coats is turned back cuffs i belts. Other stores ask $10 each for coats not s« good. Our special price is nm ~ only $7.75 each Best Cravenette Raincoats $17.50 peeeeagemes: Fifty handsome new Ladies’ Cravenette Coats go on sale $17. tomorrow at $17.50 cach. They are made of the choicest quality cravenette id come in brown, tan, olive and gray. each There are six different styles to choose from. All are full length ome are plain tailored, Others are trimmed with ee soe, OR or self I Other stores will ask you $20 and $22.50 for coats that lack the g and dash and style that are a part of these. Our price tomorrow is only “$17.50 cach MEN’S UMBRELLAS. MEN’S NIGHT ROBES. nnn Men's extra quality These are made of a $1.89 t, twilled Silk Um BAe f 208: quality of brellas, with 28-inch warm, fleecy outing yaragon frames and flannel. They come each { rede rods, The as- } serio in pink and white tment of handles and blue and white is large and varied, being mostly bone stripes. All sizes. The regular price and natural wood, The regular price is is §9¢ each. Take your pick tomorrow, $2.50 each. Pick out the one you want while they last, at only 30¢@ each. tomorrow at only $1.88. This price is good for Wednesday only. LADIES’ UMBRELLAS. LADIES’ NIGHT GOWNS. Tm Ladies’ Fine t PAARL, 0 DBD | drretas, with black, These sre regular ° blue or cardinal fine 87c $1.00 gowns. There pan silk covers, 26-inch are at least five dif- paragon frames each ferent styles to wd choose from. They steel rods and pret ty gun metal, pearl, natural wood and are made of choice quality outing flannel and are all full silver trimmed handles These um Seation are prieel awlarly at $5.05 and sized No scrimping in the length of $3.50 each. Take your choice tomor- these garments. Blue and white, tan row at $2.89. : and white, pink and white and plain —? white. Take your choice tomorrow at LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. B7¢ cach ~~~“) Ladies’ Vests and r Cc bed peeler cotton AAAS A two-quart Hist each They are well 47 Water Bottle of ES aire fleeced and = are Cc good white rubber; good winter weight just what you want edges Vests are crochet trimmed, for these chilly have long sleeves and are shaped at ~———~~~~" nights. These are waist. Pants are ankle length. The good ones and we sell them regularly regular price is ase. Tomorrow, two at 6oc each. Tomorrow the special suits to a customer, at only 15€ 4 price will be only 47@. See them in garment our Druggists’ Sundry Department. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. BA ETRE a BED COMFORTS. Two new cases of 39c winter Underwear ~~~“) Good, big, clever just opened. Splen- 715 Bed Comforts, each did garments of Cc closely quilted and af white and cream each covered with nice fleeced cotton. quality of silkoline Vests have high neck, long sleeves, with filling of white cotton batting. Every comfort in the lot is good quality at the regular price, $1.20. Tomorrow take the one you want at only 75¢. Limit two to a customer, are crochet trimmed and silk taped at neck. Pants are ankle length. There is not a garment in the lot but is cheap at the regular price, s0c. Tomorrow's McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle's New Retail Business District SO detailed to investigate 7 To Wed Root's Kinswoman. cy . z (f, vaswene hs) Kapnessgsciiae Ur ¢ MANA ARSENE gpm, Sxconp Avenve & Sprang Street heaviest grade of cold rolled polished steel finish and no paint or enamel wil! improve them Dlacking has no place in a kitchen where a MONARCH fs The tops of THE MONARCH Range are ground and polished amooth as the top of a table. It will burn coal, wood, bark or ite. It has MANY SPECIAL FEATURES tn firebox, ingentous a: simple device to facilitate removal of ashes, regulation of 4 ARCH Ranges are made of The color is in M1 We offer $80 cash for any Stove polish MONARCH RANGE ever wold by us. and other important matters such as have proven to be a delight mention in an advertisement You will not purchase unless you are convinced that you cannot to the housewlfe—too numerous to find a better. Monarch Range $5 Down $5 a Month Laclede 50 Down x Week r Cook Stove taken at {ts full worth Corrure Forwrrure Company used the the or a8 lg. = |