The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1906, Page 7

7 THE SEATTLE STAR—TURSDAY, NOV pert e rer eeevers TEL PARADE BRIEFS |:0" eochare TRC Peer eee ees | * t > a * . | . ARE IN CONFERENCE | enanint Ewald Fleitmann | Terese ee. eet ee! NOW YORK, Now, i.=Me : ee ting the Gi * 8 ANGELA iA wie Co, dar \ ' 4 ‘ lant wit & Northery 1 Union Pacific, @| forest fixe te reging in Arre MS er ea ey cy, de howe we ! fo & a nce this after. @|in the vieinity ef Devila Gute, OM4 lore vomordey of heart failure, age | ‘ ; NOON Te K 8 @ottionent of #/ Muth Valuable property tan} : “4 matest for the seat fu n the 5 Loe ) * he me south righBot. @| eered. et nett held by RT, Re < was neeles 1 ‘ a sd, into the «| Ready for Inepection pspns ; ver cots gps og ew " ’ 7 y ‘ t nh on cunt o iffietent oll om's esolution n teame ne for ——— @| WALLA WALLA, Nov, 1!-Thd : pied o JIM wolfe, te Jnine | the 1 lw rau a kogwny a we net 0 ut would pay him 8100 & Sete PL OS SS 8 608 eo inte ons YT imitation Gems Puarle Officials, | Lift, who alleged that on were|ing f wving of number y unttl , nanan Ad rentare her dauahier te her 14 [OREGON GELEOTS SITE cary ana Gthor contiiens <0 a ents —— wrongfully cast by students of the! of . he scoop me — name han four houra, "The caller POR A.-V.P AR. EXHIBIT. | ponttentinry ta In the city, ready tq f exports In sitting here to- | state university mote aftor w ¢ providing (0 necure t Ot lor tt ' . ay Well dressed, ap The first ptece of ground to be ering Mie Sy diy wre ppraise tt aive of imita- lin the Tenth ward f t pal he Nips y . egg " a apent the fOr the Alas ia Yuleon Pacific | fet Youthful Surgiar Be genes fli so | vormt tudents to the ness : } hg an eee called at * am oar than ¢on Be Committee Of Oregon. Tt ite, & German tad 16 yoore Off wave artificial, are the same in] Founders’ ODay Banquet Tonight.) ay: 15th an a. 6 ve ar Al-Ki ts due fror ats . mat her daughter | les to the left of the main | age again in jail for bureiaryif t ‘ ertion we the] Founders’ day will be celebrated | y i f 1 shun tod with a cargo o have . a potng heli prisoner entrance and the ate for the Wash-|Auschuta has been operating in thidl propertl a a calls do cslahreted | to cal smbla: 19th av. from ¥ away w } . 3 —— ease | Pees eae, the Hgat,clty fof Wie. pet ois mening seis with nquet. ft is wader the! Ghorry. sts., from 1th to 20th ave he ate Joan tue f Heat B Mke hike Glen’ pesenved | be vg 4 ea hed aed impending Famine in Chine. — | auspicon of the Chamber of Com) Columbia, frou Oth aves.; | ' i jeation of the fair, ale watod sand residences, and had aed) ON DON, Nov, 13,—'The condition o. The te will be as fol! Boring and Ma < that a plece of ground directly be ire amount of plunder oc attains in northern China has not Teastmanter, Thomas Burke; | pach “and 1 “ nd Pine |SALOONKEEPERS ARE x |¥ond the Oregon site be sot aside for| Which covered by the poll ion exaggerated, a 10,06 Gane heal Pioadera,” Feet, Demand ince, tack tes e are to BEFORE GRAND JURY. jCalifornia, The Oregon comimittoc | ives are on the brink of starvation. | 8, Mean The Path Finders,” W.! be paved with halt, except 4 bag come ate November ft] To Fight for Rates. A consular report made public here] 'T. Dove My First Days in Seat-| tions of B. Jefferson, which are to, The federal grand Approve the selection made by QKANE, Nov. 18 Oday states that the authorities ere] tle,” Carson D. Boron with brick @ returne a Mr. Reed. |thoumand dotars wilt be etna te apt aes os ot aabe'l B cer | ee eaves ? HH. MacMaster _ Fs o by the special committ Ml ‘ sear | _ ' ~ r s of jORIVER RUNS AN OLO |‘ pitas OF sameiiees, <0ich G1, ee ee peel oe, eeaerere i, arc Muclier's saloon ts MAN DOWN AT DEPOT,| prosecuting the fight before the tn. | lM YE are Ulmeie ne ® 7 oe Te eve al pte © charge of tapping ite state cor ¢ comminaion for a P we — var o oean id: phestoen . - « off Nquor f k it t your ' readjuatment transcontinental | . avre, and Ida Sten | International Genoe Contests. ° of. being ti rans freight rates for Spokane. | ie ie sd sengy cone OM AYP, Aske N.Y. Exhibit —— “ ms hey were or tof . 1 ated carly thie m A ne Ne ‘ork society of country bey wore 6 : ervested early thie mw a =i 7 lin the race tor] The New York y of Wa oh ow $200 er ar olines tee. r - neton | ent letters to all ented Slade, who was yost tay) pleaded guilty this morning. Judge Maen, In front of the | BAN FRANCIS ‘ow, 18 ag engay ona sages «| Higgine, of New Yor 1 various | untll thel a decid Concert Given at M. €. church iy the Federal «rand fury | Hanford sentenced him to one year Officer Martin took ¢ John F. Merrill declined the eoes ieee ‘Glee her officiate of that state calling oa The first of the monthly comcerts ie charge of smuxeling optum |tn ponitenttary and fined him M4" te the polioe wta Jency of the California bra co “one a their attention to the proposed Spokane Runaway Caught. by the Musical club was fae seattle from B h Columt $ and coats sae severely br Nat Red Cros ®t] avers a Wake Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition of | Fred Thompson, @ l4-yearold boy, | given yesterday at t Methodiat ae 310 | 4 nan « aM 4 | iste and a cable wae re 1909, and asking them to use their Was taken to the polic ‘Orth | sisetimeiaioniaia —— pies > a e witness, Foater te held pe © bali| James D, Ph ted prest a. meet , jafiuence toward securing an ap- ‘ is afternoon by 7 ttt 3 Y USE CHURCH HARPER OUI T POR DEG, 14, | of O86 font of f Winchester, Mase Peta, | Propriation of $100,00¢ ‘ tchuin and Detective Cor es Great ‘Excitement ‘ Charge Stackburn With Burgtary - . * at Bartell’s Big Red j mt Harp ty " ait tn . tat : ‘a uh Logue le Stabbed Arrival of Famoue Singer REALTY SALES & a 3 » Second av riffin’s ex yesterday was hey Mackintosh) WOQUIAM. P. Mar-!| 7 13.—-BMiss Ger O. B. Hansen old the 6 week ag The boy's e for December 14, chiefly to/t@i8 morning filed = imformation| shal, a loxe bed in eh” en es ae iF | southoast corner of Tenth and James | been notified will hold a sale of ladies’ hand bags scure depositions from New York /egainst Leo Blackbur on thel pack Sunday night by some porson|olmine Facwer xrivel coe tere. |St today to Bparks Brow, for $16,000 w will interest every Seat —_— City where Flora C. Adama, wife of barge of atermupted burglary, On| unknown t the he a ae S| Hanson also sold lot 3, block 8 Dunn Asks $2,600 Regular 90c hand bags » | Henry Austin Adama, better known |"4t date the def nt is alleged . ute | Sn Soeeere astern addition, on Tenth av. near John &. Dunn, alleging 1 go # be; $2.00 bage at $1 Methodist church 4 prince n, ie 5 Te ree elas Vincent Harper, resides, It ty /t® have entered the store of P ng held at the city eee ee asanor ons [James wt. to J, Btanfelt, for $7,300. | injuries be joyed bags at $2.26, These Third and Pine. 0 | cabinets - . Gibbons, for the purpose of taking further investigation |" ohers * vs Lewis Rose has sold to Kj ner * cold storage plant, latest novelties in brass and gick 1 a theater wnlikely that the defendant will Pp “ pr 1 Miss Fa . signed Rosen 1 ’ H 4 Sed -ve iat with appear ia court in person. 4 a th. iy handise or it how. @ heres s tb pe «| Kaapp the south st double corner this morning filed nv complaint el trimmed ather han i bage, anc ee ecm 4 " n fers alot 1 ay. South and against the latter for $2,600 dam-|Bartell ts roally, truly selling ote > wilding BANK CLEARANCES | Brain Fev ra, CAPT GTRUVE ARRESTED. | ioois saxull handle. Signor Caruso | King axes. CUEUETEEE thew awful low pony , mn Fe SHOW BIG GAIN T Di G. 3. Kopeits, pureer of tof "t* Me serives a fata a bone for - et ho te ar me j errible SCASEC | ccwmeniy indinna, ye f ie Terser said tostay (be | The first record made by the man-| caen auate Om & © t for the| Sates wrt Sith an architect 02 | ager 1 sé unfair rate positions Shipment |: ouis of wheat to Galvest t ( the chief matters of Ore Output Heavy Exhibition | PHORNIX, 1. C., Nov. 12—Boun on Gary s ore output for the month of o the fieure w having beeu made up, show that tn mpite of at the Hors nternational exhibi4 wtr pal miners yt Soom all sien ndgnt Fernie. the for last mont ne gubsertptio wadh od ie about 2.000 tone larger th he guarantee fund now am ta Every day is bargain day at the McCarthy Store. You cannot be a regular customer here without saving money. The items given below are samples of special prices on reliable merchandise and you will find many like bargains in every department of the store. Goods advertised are sold for cash only. Read on: next Lord ireagh headd f ys total shipments were 94.500 t emeinet PLILI too Septeinber for the month of Noted Guide Turns Lecturer NORWALK, Conn ; s A. Milla, the noted "4 euide and forestry expert tne ky M ain, delivered ad Passes Withdrawn. LICAGO, Nev, 1 All Wee sda yeaterday announced Vormens clubs here today t was “The Pootry af the 1 the Trai ag majority of the 60,000 land agents od with the Went Trunk Line company out of wor who are regint Conferences on Rat WASHING Women’s Swell Winter Coats ere pcemmrmte ae charming styles in the newest heavy cloth coat- minerce tn ston abd representatives roads all over the states ar state ings, with gone stunning color combinations. Every one of $17 j that, the t 1ish, The regular prices are ) to $7.00 a really ortment y perfect in fit and f and $19.00 each, so you save from $5 Py Delegates to Congress Named. King county will be represented he 17th annual trans -Miseissippl j i ure of wearir m your purchase and have the ¢ ate garment Choose tomorrow trom an of a full hundred Coats at only $12.00 cach ses * $15 to pte Coats Only $9.75 ou have ay in the house who is anywhere from 12 to 18 years of 3 1H be interested in this coat news. from twenty of the nob- Fraud Alleged. ORLEANS, Now i Af charging atter 4 | congress, Kansas City t States Senator Piles and Chairman P. J board of county oor will be held from Ty ue em pea Our “loving” landlord keeps hounding us day by day. We've an immense stock of Men's and Boys’ Clothing—one of the largest and best on the Coast—and no place to go. It's up to you to get the best bargains of your life. For the purpose of bringing you here earlier in the week, and relieving Saturday of its awful crush, we offer ot Pre ‘| Trust Company Elects Officers. The folk have been Here is an opt jr, & young a » Trusi company ats shown this seaso They a BA Murder Over Cards. Boke ats shown this season. They are 4 can) BLUEPFIELDS, W. Va 1.— | dents, Charles 8, Wiley, Mor biest styles in sp in the latest mode and from the best materials. — The regular prices are $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 cach, To- morrow only $9.75. _Ladies’ Underwear Bed Comforts ~~~ Vests and Pants, of ¢~—~~—~--~7_ These are big viues 39 | fleece lined jersey 2 50 at $3.50 each. In Cc ribbed cotton, They ° fact, you can not Miller, a ker wn; secretary, lL. P. Gregory son & Munday railroad camp, shot | yrer, W. D. Comer | and killed his Abraham! The company expects to move s|Arters and W juring alinto the quarters now occupied by t * 8tl the Seattle National bank as soon he ahoot-lay that tnuatit will be about Fi mn Yacates, which is Are Asked. RAVENNA. WASHINGTON, D. CN 13—| RAVENNA, Nov. 13.—Mre 8. H of insular affairs of the | Sumner, wife of the Ravenna groc wer nt bas invited bide for «| oryman has been in poor health and $2,000,000 10-30 4 per cent bond | she is now at North Yakima. The the ty of Manila Hide me in both cream each match them any- and white, Vests where for less. levees. “Orn They ate covered nicely crochet finished. ants with imported English Cambric in length. The regular price is lovely floral patterns and filled with arment. Tomorrow only 39¢@. best white batting. Are closely quilted and will prove very durable, Tomorm Child’s Hose row only $2.50. panne 6 Children’s fast Huck Towels 19c black cotton Stock- y~ ete Good, big, linen ings, fine ribbed 12c Huck Towels, actu- and with a nice liste each WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY have long ° limate there seems to agree with are to be opened December 1 by the | nor and she may remain there for het of congress, These bonds are] eome time ran Aa illustrating the demand there YOUR CHOICE OF TWO BIG LOTS MEN'S SUITS, ALL SIZES, ALL MATERIALS, FROM THE NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCKS. FITTED PERFECTLY WITHOUT CHARGE, xempt fr le for town lots in the vicinity of che tee heceiite ime University, it is stated that J yt this harbor Jay night did « er deal « sage a“ Awnings were blown down /O0 [0 pd several plate glass windows /*00 fy © broken. A large tree f acrome | exer m of a block © « yailway track and the |OWner, have been disposed of at I, | prices ranging from $450 to $750 me & BACON Storm Does Damage Fon BALE —KERERGE—Continans |." yo oye TORY Fart FE + 1) aceon ortoa's University View addi ~ } tion, consisting of 150 lots, was pu days ago. with the eserved by the rt ; al size 19x36 inch- finish 1ey have ‘ e rand ; each cs. They are all t heels anc white with striped toes and elastic tops They are splen ee a, aie. ! did Stockings at the regular price, 25¢ regular price in dozen lots is 16 2-3¢ Tomorrow take them at only each. Tomorrow we will have them on special sale at only 12¢@ each, a pair MEN’S SUITS Worth $12 for | Worth $10 for 36 35 Large Assortment Boys Children’s Sults Worth regularly $4.00 and $5.00—your choice out of bere ran | naiderable damage to the ae ruble d Mr. Norton recently refused $80,000 m cash for this property FOR THE NEXT FEW DAVS Oy SAVANNAH, | Georgian veter We will make a special pr nd all ing gloves goods Let ow quarters for sporting goods. A John H-1 Hall, 1111 First ay where they | snnual reuntor ‘ ot Blankets Pound Paper ¥ Wimberly, the ho = * | retitt at Tate of | The ot soldiers wt be how Just what you want Scotch Linen Fab- ow cool weather 17 ic Note Paper, put se are good c tip in pound pack- a pound ages, 120 sheets of —..$ paper to the pound. l.size. ~ It has a fine smooth The regular price is $1.35 a To- finish arly at the morrow we will sell two pairs to a cus- pound. Tomorrow only 17¢ a pound. tomer at only $1.05 a pair Envelopes to match paper, only 5¢ a pac Bed Blankets Fine Pictures yyater roast Eatill for twe 1f sickness of trouble comes, entertained by Col jays you need not worry about your aes | $1.05 a pair 1 bills if you have a savings ac ight, warm and cy and are full Will Sue Railroads for $30,000,000. CHICAGO, Nov The [itinvls || count Audit company, organized by the One dollar will start an ac- oubl shippers of this state, have todef/9 count with us. | smmenced proceedings against railroads entering the state for over-charges in shipping rates. ‘The age You Are ‘Secure. WePay4 Per Have kd Have you selected next veatment in a company that Is se Sreeiesns ae Jeautiful, warm, assortment of F ! } pictures, every one of them an ¢ $1.50 and $2.50 Ct. interest ray ahh Sedan Ley cmon Sig on On Savings 4020unIs took. The Sess | es are behind the h-American fe NRANCHBS—Georgetown, Renton | avy They are cotton in the warp ~———~ only and are much better wearing than ail-wool blank t f art, signed by the artist who ma t hey a et in wide gilt and the gun; in a pair each ginal Men’s Furnishings Specials All regular ase lines in Hosiery, Neckwear and Other goods cut to 0... ....eees eevee. | All regular soc articles cut to .......0040+ ahe timber, © P*Tltrolenm @ Asphalt company, Ih.|f #aMke D. MOom.... President tigate thie stock this week it} 8 SOLNER ceeeeeeseeees Caahion | | will cost you nothing, ae it will be! 5 cents per share to DIRECTORS | cents at midnight Saturday rhe | open all Saturday to you if you desire to Bis The regular price is $4.10 a morrow we have cut thi sol frames with gilde ats. The one day to $2.95 a pair price is $3.98. Tomorrow only tor | Talsed from nf Gohmits | Romen be Don worth acres nw acres 10 | office will iow. 3 : : recommodate ' cond water, modern T-room atwelt-| secure your stock before the raise | oy Ng a sito new how stim: | Call and learn our terms. British tee dine i|American Petroleum & Asphalt company, 438 Epler block re 1 Wash McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue ; Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle’s New Retail Business District = Ase mayen |UnionSavings)| | wo saci oncerts sunday | & Trust Co. | A. Bridge & Co. 1415-17 Second Av. DOOR TO THE BON MARCHE D'URBANO’S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND | Of forty pleces, ansiated by Madame Louise Clary, the great vocalist, [9 cor second Avenue and Cherry Street ‘appear at the Coliseum, Third av, and James st, Hunday after Hoge Building, Beattie y t 2/80 o'clock and 7:80 o'clock. Ad- |f agents for Alaska Banking and #aty j will poon and ening. Doors urance in Beatth Deposit Co, Nowe, # ie et mission 2 its, D'Urbano will make bis first ap lon Sunday, November 18. You should see bim, & ‘ Creatore. ter than | the clearing house was| Many cases may be avoided if you | Down SUPT WN Snare, master of| N ‘ Mie cost of converting the started tm Atgest 1889. Seventeen | “OP worrying about your old (ooth | At veasel for hint 1 here today that Johs the ears ago today the bank cleart 1 and purch nother at Bar oe ‘ RE i, =: Gates and ott A ane are esis im ecoform 10 the f a gine.tet bank clearing? | tells big Red Cross drug store, 610) p {thant Cause cane is belne about t 1a or on the otf Phone, Main 1514 Phone, Independent 3373 crease over last year’s clearings ts Send ay. tome when ap end} oi itee Ce “ oes # mite he m Etye ———— about five times as la aa the on-|'0® Vartety will sold at ml men Compe . he new theater will be run tn of 9 ; e ang a or © brashes brushes 6 to the Folle aris ‘ ‘range Reception to LaFollette 0 CURES ears ag Sas ~bbaedo sen ® = gh eens seem Proposed $2.000,000 Track , t . t «in Htae Whconstn Stale sock G C. OVERLY ARRESTED. | 2%. » c brunt hy OMe ee ee aoe here Knglist tonight at ¢ Janka « announce ae « ctr. 1 te flock al arrange for (he © . nt of C. Overty was yenterday ar- |“ EER — = —| cis bere afternoon th * yes LaFollette » arrives On| rested by Game Warden Rief for |~ - = he enaheee tena - i tracking game without a Heense cALaous auny & Bwhe a Me Bear ¥ ~: pe Railway Wreck venue ae ae Alea Ste. — been nensey 0s HICAGO, Nov. 18.—Two coaches ss ee Ln euummensed ain dhe adhe nt & sleeping car on the. Minwar attle’s Reliable Store—I512 to 1522 Second Av. NOnTH MEATTLR Charges of Rate Discrimination, [and turned ove ~ He WAsed Corner near Wentlake and Mas OALVEST« 1k—~| carly yeater@ay and 2 ' 3 x * have jus 1 WHR) were injured. The ne . ' ate tnst "°Y-l injured are: G. A Bird . I southern and rail ‘| and Rev. Manley J. Braker ; i : whe ar harged ¥ just an . toe to the back, be ot mt vi eo tL 8 Agel a