The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1906, Page 5

MSEATTLE..2006 ;/LOVERS FLEE WHILE AN (2°°~*) THE THEATERS 2%": t ne Melrone The College Widow fection of wht * Dh — . Paving Metrose Av = nt, as yet un . the project of paving the street | A or t of Histrior LS i ulin tt dali ce with asphalt from Meroer to Pike | at the Grat nia it rw The children entertained plear es es treet. A difficulty in the way in| the week, with © Saturday. | ing! ha nwemble 1 oe: the regrade of Olive st, in connec erit 1y repetitions of th oreyet was \ it tion with the plan, it is proposed to ‘Unele Josh Spruceby.” Master Clarence W payor More: . a ae osh Bpruceby : ee om the fifth « m, for upon re - a eut through Harrison at, and pave Yor aeras he hearta « Te einishod «i f t ho baa Te aa ety / ‘om Ba ator thir k, in a prett r song n 4 just finish ‘ ne to who ha ake ay. ‘to row, Street cro tory, withos male vill i nh sang an pad Jeet fomatic ph king to him during hie absence GABRIEL ings are to be similarly improved nite Bagh stained Gam ntly and eo lever hat pieked up s book entitle 1, “Jokes | ESsiperye Clerk Twice Arrested AL ub le theater t My Wild shon « 4 netoen Hundred “ ark ole was arrest-|da he r encore was Rv hen the { read an article on Strap hange : ' a re ond iin with in tev » \ i r at his book Be nae Maat hours on @ che of insanity ye r ape ages 4 requested him to wee _fompleted that ar| terday, The man wa taken At the Third Avenue Willie 4 fo the munic eliway | son me ee arting to read about into custody while roaming the Big ho «reeting the to mak ’ e . aboo ( are of Green Lake,” | treete in the lower end of town, |lor « uny at the Third take Pe ny turning op th whe Visitor entere | Ho became quiet and was rele heat r at . ¢ t t v Anite ti punch, stepped i him a card. One glance at rcting incoherently On Wasli-| will be the uj souvenir matine ee as tranaterre the bit of aluminum and the mayor ington at. a fow hours later Saturda cE CORNERS goon f b ned pale Ruwey roont The card read as follows | , ay Be ts | Pleasant V General Manage Mra, Buttin Psomerefpoh tome noon | “Pleasant Va ot the Lats gar ayatem motions President of Soetety for removal aay ys ats : e ~. a big bit. The "¢ro each night Pieat nod explalves to him that a “ ot Be ny Sits et LONDON, Nov 1.—For five} from a hotel in Mor fill every ne un ne the oe Sot Paco sa for more eaking tube, the mayor 2 months Europe has been watebing| the city jail witt theater. In thi Mr. Cun Le ranch of the service, | deep pull of the tna og Shy the chase of two eloping lovers by | Offcers Minw mings plays Hosea Howe 4 C. H. Burnett 1s reported to have | fare_oo that branch < des c @ essence of Man: | | notified of t ' Ailleen May as Virgie Rar » old two double corners, one being be the Auto Specta at ng attan Cook Tall on in an uncon: | jan irate husband, and during that) wien, but t an }a chic w York «iri ver we thee not t corner Of WC na Me e x anner he bit the end of hia} |time the trio have traveled through | ha» te 1 that There will be matines f ‘ mbia, and the other the north r forme: @ | ben, waeegin wes enact = 5 large section of the tinent,| The prise iil be ¢ 1 for|noon this week except Th yl east corner of Fifth s Columbta. suaing | Amount of extract of cloves av " Y woutlor t stana jand Frida b ad me. b “ ing thus fortified himself for wh have crossed the Atlanttc twice and) Dang enggant ge 4 . dow and Frid rh srchane re repute to be “ Pe pout to ox and h re now playing hide and seek in| : e oye allots er 2 | b tected himself against detection | a mn » lot - | Injured in Auto Accident | rt wy gale Vaudevill price been pa i ‘ on | the sh Inton The ton bicyclists at the Sta | aon! te vonend Boe ag yee | Middleton was injured tn ar | $350,000 4 . . te beented with har tate | When Gabriel Kesipoff became le accident last night theater are the leading feature of|" 3 'R Melaug ss ei e v th he le as q that house's excellent bill of vau ld te x im his alr 6 Fire of woe Jenamored with the wife of Gen.) ¥ and suffered ee of vantel pany 3 1 to iol PR, eatet sailed ove to the win: | lox ‘ aho shrieked spon the cesar in Bt. Petersburg, be| seer Wideon’s saloon wher ne viding | rominent on the “ , * toe 4 took the yor 4 must remove the dead lne swe “ “ - dee paiform an to the teas toe ot the Ee MME fled from Russia with the lady. ‘The | became i int ‘a ‘ conasiend. ab e oH wee i to the| Giving her a written promise to OUCHANGPFF husband pursued a te occupants |! cotenend Onene Tonight ny | " B Best have . tion off h located b the mayor bowed her] The couple fed to Berlin, Parts, re 6 . ground, Middie~| ne en Wonderland | pany \sold 16 lots in the erog ay add a ; - . | seriously ir pen mde 2 thom via im the niversity ] @irpthind Moor fy poms ond again a - i} Naples and Gibr ar by dev | jured » Provider 106 Becond av. this evening at!) tr een self to the business end of the 1 New | hoapttat. which time th ammoth touring| . Manager of the tran »| fake speaking tube ways and finally took ship for New | Uoae Pa mae — ring cod ith, who purchased from at car will start on tts first trip vinit-} 4 bie north , seeing thet « ap th hief police, he York : A cable a jo from the Rumma e Sa e of Dra tom. the bis coanis wets, at the) see A gen op 7 a c wy fe or “g & valve, filling the room 4 him to report him at general prevented the pair from *l world. The bab meters ta the| ee ee a rare Eg The yor sthets r " ain’ trance to the United] - 1 . part of the Hotel Washington prop- daar, The ma jeting | ¢ The chief soon arrived, wear gaining an \ ‘ _f will be a or b feature t ‘ J amped to look twice at the gold | along the Lake Washington Canal return to Kurope on the next ship, | Furniture Co. electric lights “ yesedl set tuto ot mabded with " to had been giving him a good deal} vers fled to Lon and : . 7S Se mares AB ob qT fe of his entrance into the of trouble yurn of six ho again | The announcement that the Cen Oramatic Performance. ; room, thinking that possibly We must move the dea:'-tine.”| They have temporarily |tury Furniture Co. Hesond Ay ont! . most instrective and enjoyable e 2aVv ng a i Mistaken a real estate of murmured the mayor the eluded the angry husband ey tage inhaled Rr | { t athusta hings in th ure be t fa “De ee or mag at, would hold a Migs (evening repaid the large, enthustas-| Good things in the future eap transportation o! chief a “Den't Toll "Er* elgar u aah ahaes tic audience in attendance last only be purchased from the priva- L seen 4 wets and swiss, has brought a great |evening at Egan hall. Fond parents |tions of the } Savin oe i Me Dirt calmly reading “We have now got them as far as Foceased wae T6 years old and leaves| o# himeclf as pleased with the Be number of inquiries as to the exact |#nd well-wishing friends furnished ey ts not easy you start an 4 Pe Magaxine. In his shirt! Stetlacoom, and the people there 8 Wife and two ehildret ward monument proposal Hee oe ede. Don't. buy any-(encouragement to the future artists /account with the State Bank ot be wore 4 nk of are crasy! | Waitresses Dance. Deuttcher Club Concert tht who did justie © careful traint Seattle. Your money will draw 4 : i" S$ : | c hing in this line until you attend| Who j p careful training | Sea — | ‘of great gon They arse “| After on hour's solid thinking, ft | An enjoyable was given by| ‘The Deutscher club held a #00-|our pale, which will be announced |4n4 rehearsals of the Instructors in | per cent interest, compounded sem- 4 oiber with a nod, & and) was decided to move the dead-line the waitrem unton at the Labor| cessful concert in the Christensen | through the dally papers the various branches of their chos- annually ~~ ti hed long siuce been pro arth the suburb of Tacoma. | -—— Temple tast atabt The Woman's! B dway hall inst might. A clase |— ~ - — earns us again was the familiar old Label League will give a social at) ic ram was given by artists is Deserte q Bs beer converse ton (not logan resurrected, “Watch Tacoma | son 69 Yon ae Labor Temple on the evening of No-|from the Columbia College of} , the mayor left jrow!” onepl .ad ° rom | vember #2. Music. The musicians we Ev-| Fort Lawton, was arrested early | 1 =} ; “ ¥ Tacoma Fugitive Caught. stafietf Rose, planist; Karl} this morning by Patrolman Jackson! John Dowell, a fugitive who es-| Schwerdtfeger, baritone; Henry |. | Bettman, violtniat PLACE WORK NG ot Eepens to the post for mill-| eaped from the Tacoma officers a | Se days o. was arrested by Bchoo! Board Tonight. Gand Seite Danseiation | Sort. Powers tast night and held! ‘The regular meoting of the Seat on will be entertained Fri-| Coma arrtved and took him back be held tontg ’ } until Detective Fitegerald of Ta: tle school board of directors will} | i Seiactey by the commis: / Report Robbery probably arise as to the erection of | = ol akima punty and the! Mre. L. N. Hein, 2514 st Wafeh| the new administration bullding at Fine Place put bis untveratty | commercial club of North Yakima. | st. reported to the potice morn.|the present site of the Central] pushers through a muddy tng that during the night some ene| school. Architect James Stephen A Gisoursion will | ft 0 oO aterd Pra! Davie in Cit | afternoon's work yesterday. Train Frank M. Davis wank commané red etlar and stole eight] will submit a report Bids for the| cribs —showing a few of the 170 ———— er Connibear w om the field, and. one A. Roof W | jare anned fruit, a quert of k ies exbrattied by Engineer 1. |clad in bis Chicago jersey, fotlow-|¢F Of the G of Washington} og an umbrella from the back fine prises, valued at 9088, 1 this elty, are to form the |ed the plays with critical optics, |*0¢ Alaska, and his wife, Nancy B.| (4, ANDLED mM ower piies. | havis, past president of the W. R.| °°" 760 HUNT'S Hi pe ll din digi gg ‘of the Big Red Apple! He was liberal tn bis praise. Hard). pF sane Bh stay eager company, whose directors work will be dealt out to the men! rrived im the city ye 7 Se Mec! meeting at Wenatchee henceforth, with Willamette and | from the esst BM Stam mpi 9 =e volt ps The successful out-| Oregon looming up ominously on Anti-Cigaret Campaign. pens age ewe std oa Fg ag ag — oy ‘the failruad proposition ia ‘he hortzon, and mach still to be| Bight lectures against cigaretse| Anent bis Copper river couhweys her | y assured. The route done In the perfection of effective! wore delivered by Dr. Struble at) Heney anys it ts progressing well 0 a8 to best serve, tacticn the Interlake, Latona and Washing-| sithough but st "| . ted. Hi of twothirds of the aN ton Heights schools yesterday. Ee ekbongh bet ttorted. Be of the Red Apple valley CINCINATT! GETS HITT. says on the subject will be required! Rice ta his report to the ’ of the pupils who spent the evening Rey Hitt, the star left-winged Fe Peeacing of tha| pltehar Of the Gas Vrendeco cled,| gins GS Smietw. fe’ s cab aaa ok: 0k ais Gel ‘xpremed bis belict that an has deen subsidized by the Cincin-| jcare ao neocon ‘a Biace 16 ornare H+ nie Bont Bein ge Be eens We penne would| ati promoters. Hitt was singled | "sara ‘isd et the family residence,| are needed they ‘will De furnighed lated se s00n 88 the proposed | out from the brush players by | 122 North Broadway, last night The! trom 81.08 wp pi was placed in operation [i Is rke Wilson and made good rap Honey Returns from East. FOR 600 Handle, erday warrant With Hickory od Hteel Axe, for .... oe girls, this Is the last week In which you can enter the “STANDARD Way ” Contest we will be very busy this week giving out the remainder of the “Contest Furniture Cards” and tell enter the Contest if you haven't done so. you to be sure and don’t delay—come right away that the road will, fn a idly. His aerial work was of the be a benefit to Seattic top-notch vartety last year. Japanese Fined. | K. Nahmo and G. Takodmo, Jap | anese, in jail last May, ac Sb-plece dinner set, in cused of sm goods, were ‘or biue decorations,| yesterday tried before Judge Han-| 98 sale tomorrow at the | ford and fined $50 and costs each my Pernitareé Co, Second ave. You Are Invited | street, at $2.00 a set.) ¥f | ed i ‘the lowest price ever ou re inv an Tie beautiful set was To attend the big dance at Lescht | St a this particular line | Park tomorrow night. Best music) spreemapsncsticinaan ren BG ie. ther lot of the 170 fine prizes which we will award in the “STANDARD Way” Contest, The contest closes this Saturday night and we want every little girl in ho is 14 years old and under, to be sure and enter. Come to the store tomorrow ing an value in an mt to $2 ‘ueed ovt, the above in the city and a magnificent danc | Seattle and suburbs, of $2.00 will be made. {ins floor. Gentlemen, Ladies, and register in our “STANDARD Way Contest Departmont™ and see the prizes which are on special > eee ree. | exhibit a special exhibit ot parlor Turniture —the special STANDARD store news we have to give for the week {fs our SPECIAL EXHIBIT oF PARLOR FURNITURE, the showing of which we are particularly proud of and are anxious for you to visit we devote our entire fi by far, and fairest-priced showin for the week we have made spe tion to visit with us, These special val this $30 3-plece parlor suite, for ttils week $19.50 —this ts the very best value of its kind ever offered you. It's an entirely new and very attractive pattern three-piece parlor; sofa, armchair and reception chair; frame ts finished tn mahogany and polished; upholstered tn fine grade of green Verona velour. This ts an actual $30.00 value which we extra spe cial price; this suit for our special “parlor furniture show week,” for ..819.50 THAT EVER HAPPENED Will commence to morrow at 9 a.m. 4,000 Trimmed Hats comprising the entire stock of Lederer, Strauss & Co., Des Moines, Iowa, wholesale milliners, was purchased by us AT FIFTEEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. We are going to ive the ladies of Seattle an elegant Fall Hat for almost noth- ing. All we care to make is 10 per cent. Not one, lady in Seattle or the surrounding country should miss this sale, Just look at ‘em, size ‘em up; we know you won't leave our house without one. All Colors All Styles All Shapes For the little tot the big tot and the ladies, We have given one half of our entire New Basement for this large stock. It te conceded that this purchase was the largest ever made by one house in Seattle. We don’t do things by halves. Everybody come, bring the childrea. PRICES 196 95.00 Ha’ coceee RAG $10.00, $15.00 and $20.00 Fre Pattern “Hats, all feathers, ve eee The all shades 2. ....++. 4.05 fth floor to this exhibit, which is without question the most attractive, largest ¢ of PARLOR FURNITURE ever brought West. fforts in connection with this exhibit, and extend you an invita- 4 are made as “an extra special inducement” for your comil jal eo THERMOMETER AND $1.00 BAROMETER. New Fall | 2se Combination Thermo- Shape loga meter and Barometer in Brown Flower Vase. we bSe | Specs | RUBBER HEELS. 75 new 25¢ pure black Rubber loga ‘ Heels with nails decoratec complete * =i $9¢ Plogues in Monk design SHOEMAKER'’S STAND. Be. 63 heavy cast Shoemaker’s $2.50 Stand, with 3 fancy | large lasts..... 43c decorated | Parlor Lamp SPRING RAT TRAP. with Sin $1.00 Hats .. ws this attractive 5-piece $47.50 parlor sulte for the week, $34.00 a splendid Splece suite from the new showing, and a fine one, too. Consists of sofa, twoarm chairs fone with plain panel back) and two parlor chairs (one with plain panel back); frame is finished od in fine Verona green velour; a regular $47.50 value; we $1.50 Hate ice cece coves ADO $2.50 Hats 1g5¢ Victor Steel Spring Globe and / ened ; t a a oe weereeee oe “hile o mahogany and finely polished, uphols a ap with 10c roe oo” on wre vents thehes rd De titra spectal this fine suite for our “apectal parlor furniture show week” for .....60++++++ 834,00 ree eeeneee : e | $2.50 Hate ceceecceees MIS Children’s Caps... 23e WORKING GLOVE. age blue $4.00 Hats ..see oe-++-$4.05 | Children’s-Cape-.. .. »-..35@ ee Japanese loc canv soft lined, egg shell working glove 7 , Tea Cup good v . 6c and Saucer NUT CRACK. wi 1ge strong, heavy, nickle Se. plated Nut soc fancy polished KNIFE SHARPENER. Hall Clothes §oc er Rack GROCERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Creamery Butter pound, 28¢ Creamery Cooking Butter pound oe De Fresh Eggs, dozen .. ..25¢ 19 pounds Sugar ... $1.00 Lard, pound . ; 9e Dried California Fruit, pownd 6 12%¢ this fine $50 parlor sulte, for this week, $39,00 slection from the good medium-grade 6-plece parlor suites and consists of fine large sofa, is about like picture; frame is fintshed mahogany and velour green; the regular value of a suite like this ts two arm chaira and two parlor chairs; sty) i in fine grade Cocoa brush National Biseutt company's finely polished; upholst KITCHEN rE \ Baking Powder pound, spe Crackers and Cakes, all sta this is $50.00; we extra spectal price this our “special parlor furniture show week” for EN KNIFE mattled 2 : m Chal ...006 10¢ ple goods one-half price oe coe ee cece osaseene $39.00 ase | tchen Knift Door Mat, Standard Furniture Co. STM h fet rend SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Ave. TACOMA co". oe. The Fair Department Store 1513-15-17-19 SECOND AVENUE J. 4. WOLF, MANAGER. Z. A. MAFRIDGE CO., INC,