The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1906, Page 3

Tr, was int fe her prive bya & hoped to see much better epon the oceasion of a seco! to the coast | \ | } YS Z. 0. Grabiel Dead. ph ah O: Grabtel ied at the! é | Wayside Emergency } ; vv , od JMteht. Min body was taken to Bons | hey= Watson | ot} jk nal (Star Speoral Ser j een }ju ML VANCOUVER, BL ( Vv, De] -_ | ope a « letter a ». | tt is rumored that the Canadian Pa} AWACVILLE, N. OS No , 14.—WHl, was shot through the arm, He called other party Jeific Ald#ka steamer Amur ix on MAMA a negro of Charlotte, N. C|ypon his men to fire, but before ” ' to hear the sentence, | Ganlet Adtosise te the rocks up the coast from here “%O 4th killed Patroimen Charles une thelr weapons both for Jude ‘ lee Frater t oa a oen-| Anérow ft omy reo bona . |The officials have been unable tof MMpKAPck and William Batley, and , is : Superior f he atatg,pont- | years of age, was arreated todas bef Ret Lees tleation wWAh the) \ tlivged ‘another Hat Hoey 5 Ne + fi A is n jant turned so] Officer Murdock *Y bY | Veusel and cannot verity the report. | Wownaea Harris started wingelbeh Nar cng gent coun Prey sana teabaie oh aenda aes A ge * warrant] after trouble last night by shooting ~ pursued by a pomse, aided by : " y iretman Hoyee of the | a Willing « olored restaurant | bloodhbounds. Latest reports state 3 aie BRT epartment. The charge is pet keeper Ben Allison, and wounding| that the & » dw fortified. on the 1 know the judamente of | or Cutter Grant in | lice Captain Page, accompanied a k today the bide for the | by two patrolmen, attempted — t t Claus at the Bon fe Bie " t enue cutter Grant} Plage the murderer under arrest and | Marche Saturday or were " but th highest b { y, Lge ton t have « — — i vo . ter's na has not been divulged | ox rear ene omens It will be wired to Washington for ratifieat k 1 ne the sentence Judge heclared that. ta.@euid ‘pot Pleaded Not Guilty, | k the gravity of the offenne HH. MacMasters and John Muet [}er, saloonkeepers of South Seattle j tadieted by the grand jury for vt ingest ——— nnouncement fool uy 14 plea of not gu (Seripps Telegraph Service.) PORT AU PRINCE, Ba Demin Robert Smith Fined. ee Nov. 14 A Duteh crulser which Robert V. Smith, of Enumclaw ved In port here to who waw indicted by the grand jury ne ath of President Cam | through the maile Mies Masie entire stock of high grade Ladies’ Suits, Smith, of Beattle oo this morning Ww Cloaks, Skirts, Furs, Waists, Silk Petticoats, “gre ANT STATEMENT; Underwear and Umbrellas of the New York yt sgenrig Mi | Store, 1112 Second Av., and commencing —-| Lome senee #0 Ste . ‘Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock, will put them Wg ROCIETY QUEEN RE [through the northwest so much, | that a gang of hood h Service.) | on sale at just one-half price : | but for the rain,” jt heing concideratie ‘ON 14. The Every article, every g t will go at § CONTINUAL DOWN rouking of the Canadian west rperty the vicinity | ComMptrolier of the currency today | fe rment will go at 50 cier Gaal We all on. oll ore gaent Sine of fesued a call for a statement of aii} per cent discount, so that the stock will be ATS WITH STAR | h } t very much, At Wianipeg satag gern ey the national banks at the close of] closed out quickly. The building where we invested $175,000 in real estate A. meeting of the property owners | {ett business for the year ending are now located is to be torn down, so we had Is your trip to the sound coun-| of Fremont and Ballard is to be held | November find anott . f bi ee ltry for pleasure alone, Mrs. Palm-|at Odd Fellows hall, in Frev ‘ to find another store or go out of business oa er s hk Friday night to urge the Trouble at Ariingten. We urgently request you to visit the New Potter me Ostensibly it is, but do not ask|repeal of the ordinance « int] ARLINGTON, Noy. 14—During York Store early tomorrow and make your se- sorety woman, how many Seattle lots 1 bave/ property in Fremont for a street|the pight a sudden rise in Jt lections Y the day tm Se bought,” she replied. peraliel with the canal k n betta > . Te cosets, th —s ane z : creek, a tributary of the Stillaguam _- ; z y | dies Palmer again expressed her Thomes Jeskesn Ove: iah, overflower the Jim creek dam, | t ‘antac and Appel o f » wn : tehnggnsces ade 7. f Palmer « Postar | enepeinaenent ever She Stengwes Thomas G, Jackson yesterday | tearing away about 60 fect of the| + weather, and stated that she] eon | 4 bs “ deat 1 this mmenced sult In the supertor| ext end and destroying the elec mperia alloring Oo. weather dom sw peaaeeetensee ONT : re storm Bound whips Way, among them being Pree, German ship Nal, . 1c Planter and American) Gener! « eeden. Word from the | ™*"* where she has been loading portion of freight. She w four and some lumber he New York R Dunning Commander of Pythian hall BUNCE HEARING. of geceral merchandise sted passencer list | Bverett G. Griggs | at Honolula yesterday & carge of coal from ‘The Gricgs will sail $8 s00n a5 Khe unloads lett Valdez No €ad will arrive here No She has a fair list of 3 before United er Ketfer this case started at 3 o'clock federal court jury room Smith Makes Good | Aman named Smith, pawing over his trank every time he wanted fan insurance policy, valuable document. Arizonian arrived in| MeMBing from Tacoma, 00 Kid Glove) at London’s $1.00 will buy at Lon &¥., a guaranteed | D. reated | eonventently located vaults Perkins & Co, bankers, know wh his legal papers. We Make the Best Window Shades. Side of the Range and ~ Heater Question in a Nut Shell We are not going to bore you with a lengthy on the good quality of our Stoves Ranges, but are making this offer: _ PICK THE RANGE OR HEATER YOU INK WILL MEET YOUR WANTS, use ft, if it isn’t satisfactory in every way let us and we will call for it le’'ve been making this offer since the be- of the season, have sold a dozen car- of Stoves and Heaters, and we have as mot been called upon to take even one Beattie. Buy it The terms on Stoves and Ranges are $1.00 DOWN—$1.00 PER WEEK your old Stove taken in exchange and value for sarne allowed. es weather wad visit als of her How is it.” was asked, “that you stern COM have not visited us before?” f te Well, your country has aot long eh she receiving the attention of we * from * who are not explorers,” anawer reporter Prince and Princess Canta ne expressed themselves as te ‘and tha no re lighted with thetr sight seeing In Persons, but with all its the northwest fore toe The party leaves tonight for most love sald Mra | Portland, where they will spend onc “I cap only say it bas day, after which they will go to Guappoiuting to wa, California, on the return trip t to enjoy our trip Chicago. & small im! load re for TO ADDRESS THE G. A. A depart Washington and Alaska of the G. A. R. arrived Shed storm te raging | trom kane last night and will Watson arrived this! adress the G A. KR post, the @. San Francisco with & 4 R. cirole and the Relief Corps at James Bunce, arrested last Fri day on « charge of smuagling. States Commission afterncon. The in Mov not guilty and entered a plea of} tired of See Santa Clause at the Bon/@ullty in the court of Supertor | eee) Judge Frater, The court at onoe to find note or other a safe | deposit box for $4.00 a year in the of Wm. im the ‘The best value| Alaska batiding, and will hereafter 4 © to put his fingers on o- the] Mr. Haviland rooms at the Savoy desk, bureau and | Marche Saturday OCAL FLASH court to r lands tn Kas be claims unde homestead act trie power to be start money paid for ington which pvernment The va East- Bound Trains. house, which was ready disputed land is about § (elie isigtas *Tongmens) LeRey Thomas Here. PORTLAND, Ore. Noy. 14.—He Lefer nas, of the federal) cause of the washout of two steel] census burea is in the city study bridges on the Northern Padtific in} ing financial conditions He ts en |ihe Cascades between Etiensburg |. deavoriag to gather social statisties a. Northern Pacific train} relating to police work, crime, at ‘ortiand and the east are| tendance at parks and libraries, the! to be routed over the O. R. & N.| ntage of illiteracy and kindred] Northern Pacific through trains will | transfer at Pasco to Wallula. 8. P. O. E. Memorial Service. W. H. Rowley, exalted ruler of Seattle lodge, B. P.O. BE, has made preliminary arrangements for the annual memorial services to be held at the First Presbyterian church December 2. Rev. W. D. Simonds. pastor of the Boyl#ton Avenue Unt tariam church, has been chosen eulogist Ministers Meet Again Tonight. ‘The third annual meeting of the Tacoma and Northwestern Associa tien of Congregational Churches and Ministers will hold another ses sien at the Congregational church today, when Rev. J. B. Smith, of Ev erett; Rev. BT. Ford, of Tacoma Rev, Dwight W. Boyles, of Snohom ish, and W. 8. Richards, of Monroe will be the speakers. Edward Haviland Arrested Kdward Haviland, « teacher fn the state university, was arrested last night for disorderly conduct Mre Morrie Mur night and lok for her kitied a m from jal © ~——Wint Property ing for the Augusta P. Schmidt go to Alm Since then ported A. Cc hotel. He was released by Capt Sullivan on hin personal recogni sance Big Glove Sale At London's Tomorrow. Two-clasp, real kid gloves $1.00. Absolutely the best dollar glove in Seattle; guaranteed. London's, 1111 Second ar eee Becond av Nothing saved; nothing have I] You can't save a thousand dol- lare without first saving ten. Bring in your dollar today and you will soon have the ten. WePay4 Per Ct. interest in Cor _Recond Avenue and Cherry Hoge Bulifing, Seattie, Wash seuts tr Anam Banking and Mate Deposit Co, Nome, ashe ph mi AFUE LIED URED ie country wouldn't an Lr an soe ‘ian COND GRADE. (Hubject change after the bth Ine ' Variet ° MAS, MUMM SEEKS HUSBAND.) Meredith during the summer and was released ton boulevard and adjoining streets) filed a petition this afternoon ask boulevard and th Actress Wants Divorce. this afternoon for divorce from O. herself by acting Hat, Chesterfield this morning withdrew bis plea of/ imposed a sentence of four years at the state penitentiary At London's Tomorrow. Twoclasp, rea! kid gloves $1.00./ Absolutely the best dollar glove in| Beattie. guaranteed two or three days. greatly reduced In price and anyone who is desirous of pleking up a snap are accepting $10.00 down and 87 take one to your home. show window. while to stop when paseing and ex It is wplit In a great many pleces and the back of the piano Is entirely reparated from the front to state thaurit you are in the market for a plage. Largest M Mumm wite ot| mm, to Beattie lant | has ed the p to husband The husband nin the Yakima country tober 2% e jowlevard Pave own along Washing grading of Washington | adjotning streets late) uit } Schmidt fled who left her in-1897 to during the gold rush. Mra. Schmidt has sup alias Puller, alias! charged with forgery,’ | Glove Sa London's, oO can procure comfort and the best of work New York Store. Opposite Garvey-Buchana LOW SCALE OF nd me ur equipment is the lates AUR IS POLICE OFFICERS in Co.'s. HIGH QUALITY OF WORK- PRICES st sanitary that we We aim to please our patients with every For the next thirty days we shall give the public the benefit of our painless meth thees. A — NATIONAL Great Piano Sale Now in Progress THE CARLOAD OF PIANOS WHICH WE RECEIVED RE CENTLY, AND WHICH WE BLIGHTLY DAMAGED, Al SELLING RAPIDLY. Out of the above car we sold five which are wilt be sold within the m These pianos all, have « big opportunity. payments on th jpensible pro 1th r ance from The pianos which are Included t makes which we handle, ra ain. Pianos Monday and four Tuesday. The remaining planon " ext are We one ple 00 per month will in the above car are some of the very ne- ing ordinarily from $960.00 to $560.00 Some of the chotcest snaps will - “e The piano which was montty dam- now on exhibition fn It ta well worth y 4 mine tt It ie unnecessary KOHLER & CHASE, Eatablished 1860 House on the ¢ Arcade Bldg, 18 cond Ave Seattle, Wa our our you must act quickly or you q! jose your opportunity. Mang of the pianos were not damaged at alkn fact, most of them were merely scratched In a few places, and we have had the caser rr sched! to that you Will not be able to fimba neratch on any of them excentipg the one which Is practically ruined and now on exhibition in our show window Anyone living in the country who would ire to take advantage of this « tuntiy, should address ue as. immediately for prices, terms and ce catalons. ant Full Set Teeth .... Gold Crowns, 22k. Bridge Work, aak Gold Fillings Silver Fillings ll of our work guaranteed, Lady service. So Office Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 8 P. M.; Sundays, 10 to 12. DENTISTS Bank Building 403-404-406. Peoples Sa Second and and exceedingly . $3.00 3 75 attendants, ow Elevator } 260 Suite in all colors, shapes and styles, of the very latest fancy | Worsteds, Cassimeres, Serges, Clays, and Tweeds; §20.00 val | . . h . #10 |] 200 all-wool Scotch Tweed Suits; $15.00 value at $8.25 A fine line of Hand Tallored Garments in fancy Worsteds, all- wool Suits; $22.60 valu@s at wees B12 |] All are hand tatlored garments, in the very latest styles, shapes and colors; worth $25.00, $20.00 and $36.00 at $14.75 R 1 $2.00 Fleece lined Fine Lamb | 4; 5» “ 50 goo working Pants down Underwear $1.00 | $250 Corduroy Pants sia vor- 1 J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. U.S. COURT SALE Every I 1 the big $15,000 stock of gains to the many th ands who have sited our store, Ve still have an immense stock of goods on hand and are i] ready to give you bargains every day. We bought this hig stock at about 35 cents on the dollar and are in @ position to make prices that defy competition. See us Thursday for these bargains fore the failure. lar Remember these sults are of the very finest material. Over 500 to pick from. Must be seen to be apprecia Oe and Thc Neckties, consisting 00 Fine Soft or Stiff Hata, of the new styles In fourin eRe #1 hand, your cholce whe - ‘ | 950 and 3hc String, Teck and ho ) Fine Soft or Stiff Hata, | Bow Ties, your chol 10¢ - $1.50 |] 750 Fleece Lined Underwear 4 00 and $5.00 Fine Dress Hats, | Ae Lion Brand, Chicago Leader | Cotton Ribbed Underwear and King Brand, your chatce, 25e Woolen Socks, 2 pr for She 3c and 50c Suspenders, pair sted and Cashmere P. -) 15e . 2.50 SOc President Suspenders, Sat- | $6.00 and $7.00 Fine Taiio urday only Bhe Pante : 83.50 00 Fine Linen Handkerchiefs. SWEATERS $1.50 and $2.00 Fine Dress Shirts your pick at $1.00 at The. 81.00 and § $2.00 Fine California Flanne) | Blue Sind Sateen: mAto Shirts ; 81.50 regular $2.00 value, bankrupt n price 906 ne ee Sere rand $1.00 Fancy Shirts, stiff bosoms, are ie bankrupt price 434 % $1.00 Childrens Knee Pants, al SHOES woo! worsted, all sizes, bank $3.50 and $4.00 fine Vici Kid rupt price .........-++. 42 Shoes, latest styles ...Z.75 | 26¢ Extra Quality Linen Han . - kerchiefs, 2 for .... A) Drees ee 83.50 | 4's0 ‘ait-wool Sweaters, tank $6.00 and $7.00 extra fine Patent OLD CROWN CLOTHING co. # EE © EE © DEE UR CLOTHES ARE STYLISH, REAS- @) ONABLY PRICED AND ABSO- LUTELY DEPENDABLE IN QUAL- ITY OF CLOTH AND WORKMANSHIP. Suits, $1Q Up Overcoats, $ | () Up Raincoats, $ | 2.50 Up Corner Columbia St. 800-804 First Av. Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State BIG DOINGS AY THE Do not forget the number— One Block South of the Postoffice. First Av., Clothing Department $11.00 value, at $13.60 values at . 1rar 0 all-wool Cassimere Suits 60 Bilk Mixture Worsted Suits In thie bankrupt stock we've & large assortment of Cravenettes, aincoats and Overcoats, new fal) goods which were received be We will give you your choice at 60c on the dol- No trouble to show our goods. FURNIGHING GOODS HATS $0 All Wool Underwear 906 PANTS $3.60, $4.00 and $5.00 Fine your choice at, each 2¢ eligee Shirts KOE Negligee Shirts. .35¢ A big line of Children's Sweat- ers, worth ap to $2.50 each, your pick at -3e Men's Sweaters, worth double, 00 Fine Fine rupt price Leather Shoes 84.00 )00 pairs of Canvas Gloves at, & pair Se | 1121 First Avenue Corrury Fornrrure Company Fancy Muslin Bed Sets For Wood or Iron Beds—roo Patterns to Select From. These Bed Sets are excellently made of figured musta in dainty blue, lavender and pink effects, or in the plain white Regular $5.50 value marked down to $2.95. Remember our Rummage Sale in Draperies this week WEDNESDAY’S AND THURSDAY'S INDUCE. MENTS IN Crockery and Kitchenware copper bottom teakettles—Regular price Large size Gc} BPOCA Ke riescvsncdsovveevsrasses .48¢ @& Retinned 10-quart Dishpan—Always sold for 55¢: spe cial price 33¢ Varnished Towel Marked down from 35¢ to : 19¢ Bread Boards—18x24 in.; 45¢ value; reduced to 2¢ educed to..49¢ 75¢ Nearcut Glass Water Pitchers—R We are just placing in stock a splendid line of Cut Glass at moderate prices, a