The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1906, Page 3

levi SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, NOV. 5 Telearavn Service.) a Nov Jease | a man 26 years old, employed by | menced operations on the Fraser one emenneseneegeesscin wae iriver already this sex ol tm eb WACO, Tex among the younger members of the| banquet lasting was hanged here this morn-jbar, HM i be aworn fn and take | terday morning fer the more ¢ Matthias — Jan, 14, the day on which|from Westers aa j EA ne Were injured, por tha lidependent 1 Nn ly ‘ eoft Kee will die. . | Be awh th an N at ay 1 . * pert! nd hin frier f he t * BANK CLEARINGS BHOW * at 0 Conter with Mageon | ‘ Accepts New Cabinet | bé@n) drugged and shanghated jt t * IMMENSE INCREASE. *& a won . 8 Baty, Mes KADRID, V enor Moret | ~ | of i * * ya . : ak nami r ‘ bl Min potntr ents have HRUSSEI Joy The Gallitzen Opera House Burns * ‘ . Will Bulid Another 0 ur “ it x smed tt ‘ ar ' La ’ ‘ ’ * n ' | a large 8 " ' the « a for the reels Emperor Approves 12-Hour Day. | " 1 th the t . 1 a f * ( the ae { . vides that | nations of senalirs and rey aT, PHTARSBURG, Nov. tation of the soclaliat point @f view ’ we "4 * elty #ebe he t tbe . ‘ ' an to the| tives ¢ ; o ga ror t proved the re i ' * tlie wt al anpoal % ee) tet th y reaistration | new « a council of baa Mayor Elisha Dyer Eee Lee early ped tomorrow 1 the Y reaistration “ a& work 4 PROVIDENCE, BR. L, N ( Australia to Proseoute Tri | dol a 3 at: Lbook rainaty be used tn " two hours for meals, tt : MELBOURNI nt , fe muc New Canadian Tariff t i] Mayor Hilsha Dye of tb f | Wilt Deport Four. , e rf “ | new t Will become operative Mx] died suddenly last night of heart | " ytine > . kk t vartou , Introd y y w t 1. | Weeks after its promulgation trouble Mayor Dyer © seca@nd e : M I quae v ' iw ‘ " . ' ' hy . ' N ehief exec ive of the a A “ ‘ ¢ - with ox r and allt . Brittah pref tland Not Bunk sddenly withia two yea t (Scripps Telegraph Service.) i eden lee " a“ | MEXICO CITY, Nov mucens A | iI ( BD. « . ; pla here th \ Met hilean consul to 00. 01 >, Exposition rhe : , wally, b wis This matter og ' ‘ Chil Mex! Must Hang A.-Y.-P. Bxposit ; { ti ' , re pone » jfeceived an official nottes from) Va RIA. B. ¢ ‘ é THAM piwlr ft her me " x r voting with t t government last night to the e wham ¢ be ft 1a ervice cor ntenter wovernment has refused to t 1 ‘ the « wa ™ r ' te 1 1 | ust At the time of the dinustrous| sentenced to hang for the murder Alanka~ ¥ub Pacif mL { New Y “ " winte b bd fy wy on mt ' pre fi " earthquake saying that Juan Fer-|of Mary Dalton at Bouth Welllngt t The mbers of the amber | a nt a ney & . J the ow * t ve, at the Bouth that his au pandes island had sunk into the] Ie6 broke down when he heard the |“%® Mlatinetly in harme the | Hongkong for You 1 « “ j h 1 ward, R ffivce will not be a Pole. Thetr de- |OCean, Was untrue news, but li maintains hie inno. | *irtt he prog | NEW EQUIPMENT COMING. f i J . h Tr ward, prectnets | Mande are so strong In this respect | aoe | ' je to ‘ nive Pacitic seb hat the qove ent may apt al Otte Young Drope Dead Dutch Troops Encounter Rebels. Telegraph t # before . waive, the P| Pole to succeed him, although pr CHICAGO, Novy. 30.—-Otto Young nd for Gaivation Army fH HAGUK, N An offi- | seattle b , ma «on t Vv. A. 8 arth ward, | ent indications are to the contrary, |the millionatre merchant, dropped| LONDON, Nov, 30.—A report d ated fale thelr in h d, old public | ja today at hie country home at] As current in this elty yesterday enter: be ‘ are t ~ , ity grounds, | Lake Geneva that the British South com 4 # wtrong | prove ' t Will Meet More Often hat Seventh | | pany has offered tt ion raveling | th at of thone t . A ie of the Beat - 4 and 9 at of the Mutual Life Insurance| Hungarian 6ugar Comes Here. [Army 1,000,000 neres of land in Beven # th y to this eity, } c “ue it was decided aging the] the ward pi nace of of New York, asking for! BUDAPEST, Nov On © ac-| Rhodesia for colonization purposes ffieer and | shipped from Dunkirk ¥ ke ad of ticket, | ‘te at 8 : wh sob Rlaheh order restraining . n tho count of the unsettled condition in| With the stiplation, however, that | eral days ag A majorit fu r y Winsor and] the Warre ma fe . eel “ Cuba much Hungarian sugar te be event of the colontsing - 5 - . Wiswe who were yee a ° hy pre soins ¥ Kentucky business, | ing shipped to the United States proving # fatlure, the land Safe Blowers Get oan | Bt OE Shite ony $ . against the! ane eatenas soe Dec, 18 to whould revert to the company NEW HAVEN, Conr 30,—| used on the I ivi it | | file additiona ote Pro ‘ ou After nadie un sagir ne tle ‘ « ente j Prominent Norwegian. Af binding 1 geeeing (PD?) PEPERANTO ENTERTAINMENT. , Favored nisin Qdeu to Gomiit OLYMPIA Nov 80. —Alfred Military Activity, watchman, seven masked men early of the board candt-| omoaao. Ne ge te “sag fy | Stay. & Young Norwegian who died VICTORIA, Nov, 30.—Aotive mil-| yesterday entered the store of ALN. | ane geu Ieperante eeclet Two Get Divorces. * ‘ ot} | than Dash aclectad to try Cor. | at Ot: Peter's hospital a few days | itary preparations are being made} Farnham, © market eas lener °F! working on the plans for a big en Justicn Frater this morning a public Sectees Wy fede. tntintel @ Stes ago, is dine 4 to have been the |>¥ Jdpanese in North Korea, ac-| W le, blow open the safe tertainment to be given Februar Mrs, Nellie G he alleges that Itt connection with the atrixe of the | 20", 0%.® prominent family im Nor. | Cordis to advices received by the} cured $600 te § 1 made 19, The program will be almost 1 ‘ivorced of tin Brotherk we Teamentcre of this| Way: hie father holding an official |steamer Antilochus, which arrived) escape, lp to « late hous t mighty ontire ranto, only suff mes any general! | ettn “#\ ponttion with the Norwegian gov-| Wednesday from Liverpool and the) the & « had not been able to « nglish being thrown in to plaintiff is time im-| View etation. | pars} ernment JOrlent, with the object of enforce-| trace of the robbers. | » areseediars inteiitatbie ip Judge Frater is this ont of o « » the dite . oon hearing the case of Nina . ness stand The booths will be open from| Suspected Robber Arrested ment of Korea's claim in the dis| Ss 5 : ‘ ant new tong afternoon hearing th : candidates | : to 8 pm. There wilt be two] OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. | Putting In Condulte. pate between Ching ang Keres with iets ation octet an me al por an wens. Boe ee pti a de in { salary in-| ballot boxes, one for the tion of | 20—WH MeDonald, aged was] BELLINGHAM, Noy. 26,—-Within |fesard to the ownership of Kando, the Spokesman-Review ce great Clase will | extreme cum coe firectora and the other for coten aq [arrested yesterday by a posse and|® few days the Sunset Telepbone | ‘he island pro enclosed by the | ut , : “| hereafter be held evening To Entertain Soldiers. > authortaing | Maynard flats. Ite ected of shooting ; ». company will begin about $26,000 eadwaters of Ut Tumen and Yalu to re . . be) "| for cod student at wh At f : bing W. P. Dillworth of thie city worth of additional conduit work,| vers. Advices from Viadivontok | Oi) fe iy ue Seen n ae. | Baperanto will be spoken exclu-| speakers ‘ es — | which will bring the total of the [ay the military preparations are en a . in ace | ive | ERS HAN WILL APPOINT BODWELL. Mystic Shriners Initi improvements made by the com. | Causing alarm there \° a ee Serenpery ik TACOMA, Nov ‘ pany this year to about $100,000 # onal { the I * er Justice of the Peace-elect John KE. | table w Nove ¥ Rob Powder Magazine by me oF A t r A - — Carrott has decided to appoint ED. the nobles , . rine Tacoma Man Missing NEW WESTMINSTER, BC o— featare of next Hodwell clerk of bis court, Mr. Bod. | War held at Mase P r 1 TACOMA, Nov. 30.—Harl Parrar, | N 0—River pirates have ' ~ Visitors to Seattle, meeting be Two Die at Hospital Twe th were reported from pital this Attention est and ott Nohe Bankrupt It’s a Fact is os" eo udge Furre Carroll's term com-| Alaska and ‘ losives he Septem = | fata : vt ped pal > "9 uh That gentiomen of good taste even! . = Paor 67 ! * New e oo ge die (ot | woar a stiff hat, and hundreds wear 1 Agr tgy eh : " bd A ; ‘nit +44 E HONDO, Tex. Nov enry an yee gant WOVITIALOH the $3.00 Barger Derby. There's ~ ~ ised bankrupt teser pongo» Pinel Sine a : me pearo, was hanged today | ands. more style, wearing qualities and| SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION! ois o Roth ded tnt ee fs the murde ¢ Albert Taylor : eet eat eee eeeananen Traine Collide. general satisfac » im « Margar) A. L. Hall, 1191 First ave, has jost) pr Woman Robbed. ' ¥ a oye « a nn was a f t jet in the : ON THE FRON md | DAYTON, 0. N A traction | (288 18 many $6.00 hats, for it pe recelved & nice line of the Putman) » Mra. H. Mille iM Peg : ek tot ped prison I ie oe Dien: Sie e Xenia line. f Ively excels any other $9.00 hat | highgrade waterproof leather at, wa robbe { he pang te . Ww rus a ted sR Fs hee eee eee ee MEAAE [od with sudurbanites and poopie | Made. If you want a hat that's be | boots, fully guaranteed at § a Seventh ay. and University st, last] view cemetery Bonney-Watson Wy EXAMS. NEARLY DONE. | . if Xenia. wan atruck by a clove, |coming to you, you must be coming | pair, Large stock of bunting coats, night ? Rerestig ROSS q ly The Rainter, Earnest), innat! & St. outs freight |t %% LAtiegar & Barkman, exclu- | guns, fixtures and cases always in 2 | Symphony Concert Postponed. a fa Phe only other regular exami Hamily and are reported €8/ engine abou Inight and 18 per- | sive batters, 1310 ad ave © | stock - | ‘The damage to the Grand oper G. T C. Bthel MH to be he the civil) S@¥ing arrived in San Francisco : = oe han neces 1 the past- | Mearns, « and Mra. tor aastatants | is Morning W. &. HUTCHINSON CO. ponement of the Choral Symphony |D. D. Mea rried at the tries the |, Th ship Bidart arrived im port] On one of our three floors we neert from Dec. 2 to 16 home of the Terry 8v, vat boon | this morning from Tacoma, where! specialize on $15 business sults } Wednesday evening 8 o'clock. “ yp | She has beon discharging a portion | gy mere } eet |Rev. Thomas M. Slater, pastor of nation for te and cravenettes, W. B. ze an office recently | Of Bet care She te lying at the} pw: tae 8 the |the Reformed Presbyterian church, neld December 14,} Wall st. dock Tied y, |Officiated. The bride and bride Deard of exe ers are today Steamer Jefferson, of the Alask | groom will make the ome for anh exams nm of appli Steamship company, is #till on th he present in South Seattle Heenses Ary en Fy roe oe ll tango orgy ‘| 1016 Second Ave At x | Begin Moving Library ere for abou » weeks. ° i § applicants Hives $60 ot é the The work of moving the bulkier Heats \ig having her annual overhauling, | (vt 84° » of wyte « a ay volumes from 1 library to the also off burners are being Inatalled . * tg. gag contador hold | new structi « been started un dere a $40 eult from him, Wher Librari Abrarian Complain of Fast Autos. | ' 1 | ny ® eK aking the t f Lamon Gentle 108 & te. leave] "2 jooks dressed and is dressed in landed wealth assure it. In its strides toward excellence, the most select homes in ‘ in an inf a fed in| sum Boggy noe Be = ™ line of plain | Portland 11:30 p.m. arrive Ban | right ae the tate witl ch about its Campi the office of Pre Attorney | © iO eke aittacoat voluen, Gab: mount fountain - wty-one t state will ch bo s Campus. acki “gg range e different volumes, Francisco 9:48 a m, fortyom SPORTEMEN, ATTENTION! ae Bh gil ing which time no books will be and Fred Roesc Real estate near great universities is always very valuable Te Entertain M n out «'" §g@ the Battleships j hours en route. The Southern Pa-| A. L. Hall, 1111 First ave Juat cifie now operate three trains dally | received « nice ine of the Putman |by Scenic Shasta Route highgrade waterproof leather Tickets and reservations at Union| boots, fully guaranteed at $7.00 a re of the Da ere |e ee aeoceen here sere | at Bremerton Dorothy Ha " f " c sin and Oregon are | out watches, diamonds | Ticket Office, 60% First avenue, Se- | pair arge stock of hunting coats. at bargain prices. lattle, Wash. EB Ellis, Gen't| runs, fixtures aud cases always in , BIT Ind ave, +8 Agent eee | stock ining Now Pastor Arrives. ats and destroys ° rietlan church, Rev ent. Boats leave Pier ° ° S wife 4 child He th an extra boat arge Dec. 1 1 tH) he se alatz jay. Round trip » ©. Shuey f HM. O. Shue | “The — of a Giri ; You will want to get married | aregationa wi some day, and you won't have | A LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS. ff money enough. Then you will , 1906. have to wait a dreary period. Mt. Rainier, Wash, Nov | Garvey-Buchanan Company, Se pate Wash | Begin to save now. F Dear Sire—Exeuse my delay in It | amediately on the north line of the college grounds Keg writing, but my reindeers have not} "tous me wee se tr a oe | WePay4 Per | ardly say Is a superb tract of 8 acres, lying BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES The lots are cheap in price, and all street improvements go with the deed Jay and look it over, Take University car and get off at Fift w line, and I con are always open to the Pt ‘ ‘ j Phantom street yone me when you start, cmer yee ones Ct r/ t ft | men who have accumu ’ Peng tags wt interes lated ao “nest ess I two handsor You will be eur and will On Savings Aooounts how quickly you v Saturday, 1 stot | Decen ‘ and make ings will multiply if |my headquarters at your store tl) BRANCH ES—Ocorgetown, Renton. t Christmas time. 14MES D. HOGE Presigeat j called away Announce my coming to all the | = ® souven.... Cashier | children and grown folks, too, for I }love them all, and say that it would ccapcee ldelight me much to have them Ferdinand Schmit® 3 Dp. Lewmas j me on arrival at Pioneer Emanuel Rosen dei A B Stewart meet me on m rival at Pilon: ps ng hay © ecormuen atart ou once make a You can open an ac count with this com pany by depositing one dollar or more Square at 9 o'clock Saturday morn-\f] gawara KR. Dune Chas BHORROCK, Pree FARE MaN, v Pree ing. I hav nt a handsome sou james D. Hoge BB foloer venir for the children and may have something for the grown folks, for you know they love old Santa Claus and look forward to his coming with as much pleasure as UnionSaving | | my beloved little ones. Remember the date of my coming and meet me & ft Cc on Saturday, December 1, 9 a. m Trus oa. at Pioneer Square With much love, and in joyous J} cor. second Avenue and Cherry anticipation of a warm greeting, I Hoge Butiding. Beattie, Wash am. agents for Alaska Banking end Gate Your own old oe ee SANTA CLAUS KOHLER & CHASE Extabliahed 1866. PIANOS 1905 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Building. UT AND SLASH DAY : At the The cold weather of the past few days has made things hum in our Stove Store. Hundreds took ad- Vantage of « trial plan The trial plan insures you of St faction ie cc Heater of Ri ou think will met . ‘t thorough fr ples pnb UNION TAILORS 1513-15-17-19 1513-15-17-19 6 BELFER | Bi CE ee et us know and we will call for it. SECOND SECOND 2204 James Gt. Upstairs, SUITS TO ORDER, $15.00 No more, no loss. The terms are $1. 00 Down $1. 00 a Week An Iron Bed for $5.95 © Marked down from $8.50. AVENUE AVENUE DRESS eared vssuapaine | Millinery Dept. Gingha c eT 200 Drews Ge 12 £2e You may e taken in part payment and allowed ie Dress Goods Ade An Trimmed Street Hat in have a choi e in colors of | white, cream blue or green. They are fin ished — with brass knobs and rods Very hand some, durable and sanitary 400 Dress Goods 2 s 0 iy ima ae we $2.00, $3.00 1 $7 Ladies’ Long Coa and $4.00 1,000 Hats to Select From $10 Ladies’ Long ( Children’s Caps, each 10c, 25e and $20 Ladies Long Coa $3 Ladies’ Skirts, black and $8 Ladies’ S11k Petticoats $5.00 Ladies’ Dress Skirts $1 Ladies’ Watats $1.50 Ladies’ Walate Ladies’ Walst Ladies’ Short Jackets, $5, $6. ‘ woe 1 lot of Street Hats, trimmed toe MILL ENDS. Turkish Towels ..5¢@, 10¢, 15¢ fe $7.50 tron Bed Toweling, yard Marked Down to 301d JIVH-3NO seemsepun ujsny ed alue a. Manket Experience. Entra Spucdal quilts ang Credit see eee hupiure whieh FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS | Witte Corton, Batting Be Same colors You Want examination, -I accept DEPARTMENT. GROCERY AND CROCKERY DEPT and trimmings raduaty of $1.50 Imported F Kid Gloves, | gait Bacon 1012 as described patented 2-clasp 75e | 22 Pound a1 | Sbove only ta 400 Wide Silk Ribban 1 shades | Horden's P r Brand Condensed simpler design and with straight Ife Milk 7 160 Ladies’ Hone 6 1-2e | ant Canned Moats—Roast Boel, Sema boats 10c Ladies’ Han Roast Mutton, Corned Beef and at glia Ife Ladies’ Handkereh Ihe Children’s Hog} 2he Ladies’ Colla Ladies’ Belt Tbe Wool Faseinate ! Ham ONE-HALF PRICE. Libby's MeNell's Armour's and Swift's Fine Table Salt, 5 pounds Lily Brand, box 10¢ Fresh Exe on Qe Country Butter in rolls, pound, 24 @ Avoid Pain And let us tix ing teeth in Saturday in the Carpet and Drapery Department i" t Creamery B pound, Ise lo be Hand B ce ‘ n ne treated a1 PUGET SOUND MARBLE & ¢ Hand Bag io ne Remnants of artistic Tapestries in sizes suitable for pillow Money GRANITE CO., Ino . Peat. tt astern Lard, 5 oe coverings, your choice for These E. M. Thayer, Manager. Fairbanks Cotte 1, 2 and 4 days, Ce ry work of every de- pound can 10e Extension Sash Rods, each etigtton Evaporated Peac ind, 3 12e 2410 First Ave, Seattle Zhe Hose Supporte Mocha and Java Coffee, ground or Extension Curtain Rods, each Main 2009 Ind. 3023. 10¢ Cube Ping in bean, pound 2he z ‘ Sewing Needles, paper English Breakfast Tea, 4 pound $1 and 75c qualities of China Silk for Pilline Boys’ Knive fo st 9x12 Carpet Rugs urge ® fror Iw iver Fii) Cowens Ladies’ Knit Wool Petticoat of kery and Tinw “tor 8 "spec vee Sip Pekanesene atnrasy an UNIVERSITY PARK MEN’S GOODS DEPT a1 nthe dollar > : i oe 1 of our » Witt be placed on the market $1.50 Men's Pant r Kastern Hams ite 9x12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, $18.60 value for ator Ke within the next few weeks. Children’s Knee Pants Hammond’s Corn Beef, Brisket Mantes; oft Make reservations early © Underwear and Flanks, pound te \ ob pr CHAS. COWEN Men's Hats s0-plece Pretty Blue r chiefs | Set, actual value 236 Pioneer Bide Ife Men's Handker MATIONAL BENTISTS 403-404-405 SAVINGS BANK Gener BUILDING rion Building, Seattle, Wash., or and Pik: Attalia, Walla Walla Co, Wash. ] \j For Irrigated Lends call on COLUMBIA CANAL CO. The Store for the People Srconp Avenve & Spring Street | The Fair Department Store 1619-16-17-19 GECOND AVENUE Z. A. MAFIDGE CO., Ino. 4. 4. WOLFF, Manager, DR. CLARKE CO, 123 Gewwnd Av, &., Cor, Wank ington St., Seattle, Was, se ee