The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1906, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 12, 1906. 3_\ MASKA TRIP OF [py \prMey (czwea Sunes |THE THEATERS [coos cg [ECE Se § the Grand are reviews ‘ st evening pe . mance f »| PIONEERS WELCOME AT ' - é +4 Fhe tlehting mevures appearing! evening performances ot an/PIONEERS WELCOME AT | Meat Saving Prices headed by Ma ‘Ou MAZAMAS OFF — = Chief Wapp ring columns. Matinee f@ a Po , Mis f declared 1 given this afternoon and a final ; Mestre Ke “ iF B Yar ecret of the Phir Hex SUNTAIN fame . oapecta for fur performance tontaht | . a . f ¢ roast 10 b THE MOL | ‘ « ruth of the known ' ' fey gested i * inst the four men ar| | will rise at 7 ' \ ; . “i ae WILL ASCENE | ' trip wan t ty] - anor we 1 gamblers oa| Robert Ederson ; pot soe $ ‘ Phon 5 suTING | . It wap finally eat, | Indiana yesterday on}, wopert Mdeson win be the at-| Another & te & ~ " mW FOR 1907 OUTING ser Ny sgn waa tfietion at the Grand tomorrow] nother Beattie Success mud - ggrER8O n complaint of the steorage paswen-| TAPS The firat concert of the Che ] Py s not it of such an /OPFICERS are LURED TO] gers, and de area he will order the ut odnonc ghis and We | Bymphor woclet at the Gran « = ; —— another moun | : four men ve the elty fay "ty f ‘Yl terday afternoon, under the bator i % ting . aK THEIR DEATH IN HOUSE CON Deteotty Rarbee and Philbrick | Peer te Amor Mi) or J. Hamilton Howe, o Taye meeting f the Masamas hav TAI . . brought the men to the station,| Stronxheart,” the work of William | oe coe , pight it we | © individual trips, the or! DEAD, FOUR WOUNDED. Nordstrom, Harry Bralley, Bon Wik] ] pn the proposed a having visited it on and J. Johnson. Johnson ta “Uncle Josh Spruce east a ond | “ none of the mem] known to the police an Huaby | ava am H. Lee in the » Fo? mY | \ The passen f the vessel, |‘ nele Josh Bpruceby ade @ t time Mount Jeff wan Bervies.) who made the complaint to the mad Nit’ Peaterday at the Beattle theater . ow 18—A deafening] i.) of the ship, anid the men w The play is a melodrama, mingling | | tog. Tes ow ace coourred 08 Pel using crooked gambling apparal rétifot villainy and olen te or Ove perfe k while the $oe | Gy, was % b Bt | Sdnetruction of the show, It carrie Teacnt he were making a search in an u ' ¥ Y “— hatet f 1 t ' t ere a hs a, is 9 fi Mana. 1 the men od lig me =6f clever acting J for ~ we « The ao © of t , os im the teks m until the Te vane ax Hana von Bottle Me I olut r he jon was audible for (grea diana arrived in por made a distinct success as a Com B male ore ny and the entire city was she) '"* * soe ottion : ve « . © be e ¢ . Hed n Llraey. ~ esting that has deen Three policemen were killed oth ae the Sanneenan t and four were wout C M & ST, P GRADE "The Sign of the Cross.” « Nort! police discove w . . ofe The Sign of the Cr Wilson re bn a = ary opr i Harrett's great rel is drama one o “t comes to the Grand jay} > * rds malignant disease \. : etnans: Cede They night fc nee only.| A new 5 t the rie | $ » part of county on the nd pulle brding to the ‘ 6 ws | nf it will be {t . ‘ mee wae esa Brenig: Pye wan me ‘ ting tn the - rele 4 . ed imme y by the explo.| the Chicago, Milwauke @ Bt “The Wages of Sin.” | ! we @ trips wil By tree gy sion, the fore which was so] oad will crows the Cascades| William Morris, Aileen May, Julia] !pelude the Island of my _the Pe ° “ h wa includ Inland of Ceylon, the slereat that the of a sergeant.| a «ra f of 1 per cent. | Wat and Bertha Cord P ‘ 2 50 ; 1 Ma ae ied. wan eeried| This, 1p connection with the won-|talnly made at t »| Bon Marche to Hold rices $12. y over a neighboring roof. The} derful route ined along the Ce-| last night ne " “ : nie Ai whole upper portion of the house] ar river, will form a superb piece | Drury Lane succens nen Doll Show to $20 n —_ er at El Pasc fell in. It te apparent that a snare| Of fallroad engineering in,” an one ¢ ent —— ce . fet we Se Relt meteniee aad Sine At present the Northern Pacific | most true to life melodramas giver he Bon Marche, tt t t Pen Te Tee een alnhen 1 fq. |!ured into it. The police + has the lowest grade over the|in Seattle, Adelaide Harlan as the| popular ‘ — of Alpine, near Marfa mountains, and tt ri ent.|outeast Barbara Dale ¢ ex ajand 1 eve tle « atip to search this pa ounty, held mass meet The tunnel planned by the part well, William C. Dow-| tle to ente prizes rang STRANGE MALADY, RES n lay 4 house, which is located In the Tar) ft : sms ay tay ty 9 ; : ' ‘ 7 tar quarters of ty. and which | Milwaukee St. Paul railroad will,|lao in the leading role « s f TERROR STRICKEN event the spread of the d hes Lory cohabite Fett the | ft Is sald, be two and one-half miles| Brand te quiet and pleasingly ef-| (he pre 2 A ‘ oe’ {in length, but it will also be fective | home made _ |} Tartan American massacres of last a he t lower than the Northem F The Wages of Sin ; have od ‘ BT eervien) | year Le 3 hl repellent Ete 423 Pike Street ook at the I ning Sunday ma tunnel ny’ Stam pe Nov \ ‘etists tm the Br: SAYS SUBSIDY IS, conwn annuves HO east | town of a few plant. Furnaces complete trom $45 | om an wm Up Basement Areade building. *** eis ace h Nome la Avenue Closes two pathette | formance at the Third Ave i r yesterday, when the cu tain was finally rung down on the fold standby The most pathe ineident came after each per Johnson strait ance of the “Tie That Binds e 5 e | DOWN ALASKA STEAMSHIP) 5 re tage was reset and Manager Rus: | escape from belt n * took the leading CO. OF THIS CITY, The Corwin put | mab. | Oy oe eoaniaet.' tank the fentts 4 }part in the well known fa: com bor about eight days after the| a re” Manager's Trouble nd Martha W. Tuft sailed. Capt. West /507, tavorite of ‘the Taylor com An Ottawa ¢ h says The | Of the Corwin stated that the car | pany came on “straight” and gave jemand of the Alaska Steamship their right names and the fun be company of Seattle gan. There was no previous re-| Jin the mv hearsing and the “lines” came | $6,000 per « At the conclusion nails six round tri Seattle and ler compa. ed upon here as a hold-up pure and Dad” Re the no ned in these pretty simple all im the center, sang “Auld | When the C. P. R. steamer ts on Syne,” while the curtain d cet mm OD flrat steamer to | CANADIAN OFFICIALS TRY To} penter of the revenue cutter Thetia | made repairs on the Tuft which al |lowed her to proceed 4 The Corwin brought down 10 tons of tin ore, 10 tons of hides and $26, 000 worth of furs. Beautifully tailored throughout and of depend- able materials ; made in fancy mixtures, the most Stylish of this season's new fabrics. Fashion and pervice are a embers of the Tay je and, with of them tctoria re home ENA Rg mt ee premons, and w 1g any one of them you can | the route it also carried mail, being slowly BE feel correc attired j at the same rate, thus giving two/ ee it is not known just when the : i daily mails. The total cost last : hird avenve will reopen. That all year was $4,098, If the American |, Miles &. Roop, a well known com | depends on the regrade. The Tay tractor, e family home 19) :6- company will unodoubtedly go company ts given $6,000 and the Canadian steamer is paid fow the | Southeas last night after @ | ——__. " summer at the same rate, the total stz months’ iline He wa years | COMPELLED TO D AndU | cost will be $8,000, which is an ab-| Of ase. and leaves a wife and five MAKE A CHANGE. | n p Scrdiy high price'to pay for the|chlldren. The remains were taken cee | gervice. ‘The American company, |t® the Honney-Watson morgue: f ¢ immense » e | assured of no competition, is just por bps 7 : 7 7 ed & Ore h nice aentncat Thetatcen ce Recelves Two Car Victoria should take this the company one better “| Loads of Horses as i sg : Produces Earliest Fruit in the Northwest—Longest Season Between Land With Perpetual Water Rights Water Supplied by Gravity—No Pumping ‘These lands are located in the Columbia river valley, in the western part of Walla Walla coun- ty, Washington, opposite the Kennewick irrigation canal, and at the junction of the Northern Pacif- fe, the Washington & Columbia River and the Oregon Railway & Navigation Co, railways, and also at the head of navigation on the Columbia river This is one of the richest agricultural districts in the United States, and the soll is perfectly adapted to the raising of berries, fruits and vegetables, which ripen earlier than in any other part of the state Owing to the superior railroad advantages, it ts pc p. m. and have shipments arrive in Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Spokane and intermediate points in the morning, traveling in the cool of che night, which means the largest income in the Northwest is received from these lands; it being possible to clear from $500 to $700 per acre per annum. A Free Trip to Attalia to Purchasers On November 15, 16 and 17, 3906 We Pay Your Railroad Fare From Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane and intermediate points if you purchase 20 acres. It's too valuable. If your eyesight are extra fine, containing « num . ! ©. H. Holcomb Co. received last s » from 101% | . from Pendleton, Ore, and one from |S)" be sole © pel ir beep a | Eyesight Moscow. Idaho. Both of these loude |PAT” user at 31 pounds for #1. ! 600-804 First Av., Corner Columbia St. 4 A nani he yt t the Schuchan ized horses. They are now bought. as the ED large with us the stock + wes : at once. B dium ery, large with ? Strongest Ladies’ Waist House in the State Optical Co, 1207 Second av., exam- on sale at the Holcomb Co. stables tne your © without charge. |1212 Western av. Phone M. 16 ° fraw’ practically bought daly. A Glasses, if you need them, $1 up. *** ery ssiness was teams and me et jpmatl charge will have to be made for delivery, No ©. 0. D's or phone brie will be taken during the sale ————= | ‘This is an oppertuntty for thrifty Pippties | Byou would know how good Linens can be made, and at what modest prices they can be sold, you must come to our GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. | i Floor Linen Store. The annexed price list will give you an idea of the many qualities we carry—to appreciate ible to market produce as late as 7 o'clock Betutifal patterns and exceptional values——well, you really must see the Linens themselves, TABLE DAMASKS PATTERN TABLE com Rip worn A that th The lands o' @ platted in five-acre t 8, and So arranged that thei a rodt to . Vales Loom Damask. Spectal } CLOTHS. each tract laid out tn blocks, like a city on a large scale, and all of the roads are eters oe : Oe €8x69-1n. All Linen Cloths, assorted numbered or named, so t the location of any person can readily be ascertained. Usien Loom Damask. Special | patterns . 7 $2.65 Our representative is now In ATTALIA and meets the Northern Pacific and Washington & Col- ‘=: 4 65e “ ” umbie River trains with a carriage, and wil! ed to show the lands to all who may desire te SEA Glide Loom Damask. Special | ttn. AN Linen Clothe, assorted investigate. For further information, ctreu! ebhrens ae : 3 ise ie pe ie te 7 U. K. LOOGE, President and General Manager. Bleached Loom Damas! pe | T0x7Oin. All Linen Cloths, assort — a patterns : Ds ica incase | |e i 8.00 THE COLUMBIA CANAL CO. OGe | 7227212. All Linen Cloths, assorte Perhaps you have 809-510 Marion Buliding, Seattle, Wash, or Atailia, Walla Walla Co, Waeh. money awaiting invest ment. Why not de ie. Cream, Al) Linen Damask setherns . S3.15 Nig $1.00 | 72x724n. All Linen Cloths, assorted Cream, All Linen Damask | patterns £2.65 v it with : and 2m 7 ees = p interest’ may ibid $1.30 patterns 82.60 cent if left with us Bleached, All Linen Damask. | 72x10¢-in. All Linen Cloths, assorted only two months and ve 81.50 patterns 85.25 msher rates for longer rods | WAPKINS—ALL KINDS 724126in. All Linen Cloths, assorted sci Si 2 | patterns 87.00 to match cloths and Dam- | | 72x90-in. All Linen Cloths, assorted | “petteras . 25.25 Sscorp Avenve & Sprinc STREET * BH RMORROCY. ome j | 72x108-tn. All Linen Cloths, assorted 1D MARTMAN, V-Pree _ 2 . —_ Pp weeone se ay. SMITH, Cashier, Made of Ordinary New Draperies During the past ten days several very large shipments of high class Drapery Fabrics, Portieres and Curtains have been placed in stock Among the new Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics we note: ARRELED APPLES, JUST LIKE YOU USED TO T BACK EAST. “The firet apple: I have seen in barrels out in this country.” saye everybody ldn't you like to have wreal nice barrel of apples? You would If you thought they were niee and would keep, did you Iron !t is made of malle- able iron, That’s why the man on the oven door can pound the lids to- gether with all his might without having disastrous _ results. That’s why it heats : ie @ faster, cools quicker, uses less fuel than any other range Verdure Tapestry, in blue, brown, tan and two-tone green effects, Double-Faced Velours, Flemish Velvets, Cordinier Silk, Panne Velvet, Glace Velvets, Classique Velvets, Crinkled Silk Tapestry, Gob- clin Tapestry, Bungalow Tapestry, Tulip Silk Decorative Reps, Mo- saic Drapery. Portieres—Extensive variety, ready for hanging, ranging in price from $3.50 to $100 per pair Curtains—Every imaginable sort, Muslin, Cluny, Rena Irish Point, real Venetian, Cable ance, Marie nr Vets Antoinette, real Arabian, Bru Nottingham Curtains in white, arabe and in plain and corded effects, ivory. Prices begin at 50¢@ and go up to $55.00. just look here. We wagonload to your Well, now will send the and doesn’t warp or dent. The question that is con- sidered by the manufacturers of this range is NOT HOW LOW THE COST OF MAKING can go, BUT HOW GOOD a range they can make regardless of cost. With this end in view they have achieved PERFEC- TION. We sell them at a remarkably low figure, for ae y Now 1403 to | Pay Later meee 1403 ve 2 long in several i just been picked from the tre Our priee ie $296 per barre! for the first @ ond grade. (8 Sole Agents for the (4 for the Second Av., Hooser . Grand Seco lo $2.65 fer the « : af Rapids ; ope Kitchen Baise te ee Kae they sell so fast we can afford to be moderate in our k Dosics Corner | Cabinets wing, Greanings, Wexen, Pipping price. [ SSH nin at Union St IV cine Wniverty, "Bourbons $5.00 down and $5.00 a month is all we | = Beattie , , > | FIR ingens gy ¢ ask. Your old stove or range taken as part payment. NM ee ieee tannctepsiataasiasets capers ih Queen Anne 979; Ind. 7748 s ma ten