The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1906, Page 8

four wore there were night rm at lock 10, at at 4 and @ T Pelock the thin morning fo line a ¢ o'glook 1 ne for by 1 lock there | at 6 when THE SEATTLE STAR WOULD MARR gambling | touched a CA nature soeured 1 violating Btudents G operations d in my life lle 1 almp! ne in my re «Kaun i a #oclable that the ¢ ye himeelf that law any Women's Guite, Walete, hj 1 never sid Mr wed the now and « of sue of polt« 1 was not ¢ Theatrical “UNDER ONE ROOF o'clock 6 | |the line started to move, there were The junior students of Beattle 90, This was tn addition to the 20 Poattmuster Stewart this morning] College delighted # ¢ Jed house | Gr thors beaten Of tee eonitenlel lvcrtenn se lattor | tr gg foneiy | ast night with a double theatrion! | who have apecial contracts with] lq toveable widow” in Petoskes| program, The Beattle @ollege or }the company to load before Mich,, which he will turn over to] cheatra supplied the must | ‘iah ine kesneka Mtelaiied teh | The Pacific Coast company lbacholor’ who looks upon life “in a W. D. J—There are no awe foe a eee cot. ‘These special off livered coal all day Yesterday, | serious laht and who would appr®| thts that allows any compar closing down at 6 p,m, with ie S mood WORN r corporation to deduct ho Al niden Oak Rocker bunkers practically empty, When) “pre poatimant correspondent| tax from the wages due | rer P the company began delivering coal] " oul : nlews the latter sign byl Or . P REFUSAL OF NORTHERN PACH-| coived by thene specious Fpresont:| te COMPAID UKM Te expected | AVers he Is a fine Be ee nee te te thet atest Special $3.85 FIC TO SUPPLY CARS SAID BY | ation The majority have already |ic he ablo’to de the same today, | eee ee ae eect ahd To Investiqnts Beate DEALERS TO 8& CAUSE OF | hed ample proof of the contrary DY) afore than 800 tons of coal were with relue nee) 18 Ro ney te tavemtianee ent | COAL FAMINE kolng upon the streets in an effort) delivered to wagons during the da¥ | sition be eee She miabthuty to Barneston to investigate nat to procure a x of « n yesterday, but withow | : vee th of A. D. MoKint Offtet { the big Goal mt wate ‘ Ty sat Goce oe a n iy] Drectable | diminution perl tmanter wed to die} wh killed yesterday f ne alstence of teamsters who made Up s name, but dp| by fallim, under a he «% which companies and the officials of the) quantities far prices AneInE BF) the nightly coal line | sty yf t 1 bin Northern Pact railroad are each | high ax $80 a ton, and no argument| po would reveal It to any} rolled over him Diaming the ¢ for the conti on the part of the dealer has been Y | man with the stipulated requires) Will Investigate Charge tion of the Se © coal famine able to hide fhe fact | ments whe would apply to hin per An investigation ts to be | The mine officials declare the! Reputable dealers, it fs admitted sonally lof the charge that the ame Northern Pacific i¢ responsible be) have not taken advantage of the } dita has Violated the , cause of ite re to furnish cars! helplessness of the city to s@ueese marine regulations tn the carrying retort that) their patrons | fof dynamite The charge against sare not being op ted at | the ste was recently fled fn are furniahing care just as| But it is equally true that there At the end of the testimony tn be-| Would Give Pines to City | S they are bein loaded,” |have been leas reputable persons! half of the alleged Corcoran helt mantiio’ - thes F | statement tasted thia morn-| Who Rave waxed fat at the expense | of the big John Bullivan estate, now pr Opens Today oh a etticere tant perating offices of | of jo made desperate for want} being heard before Judge ¢ ve . ate 2 OF tie} committee was named rthera Pacific of the supertor court, Deputy P Prete : Says: - + old Wel Dr, M. A. Matthew's p | while the clty is hermore there is cuting Attorney Prigmore yester nual basaar y and tomorrow. ity fines be turne { tot f and the hat even reputable day made the sensational ¢ Mayor Sanctions Ordinance. § | oi, and the charge e the controversy | ers will be mate hetr| that teatime etrimental t ¢ ordinance ape © 94-1 Oe the city dow D twain tile hat the Mel fam P nt schedule prices if the! Corooran tnterests had not 100 for t lnm of the | in return ready caused € famine continues, And that| read with the rest of the depositions mn But veser or wite has been ap Te Form Plower tleslon | tue ther t vmine is to continue forland that the depositions which) PF ved by the mayor Pie r " months seems to be certain at the read failed to state the truth} Cared for 480 € saloeiot ‘ak tka ea ure “No Raise at All present time, And It is for this y Donworth chal! The annual rep f Chery DD. Mallar 7 ay nese Feason that the people of the city|lenged him to prove the accusation | Organisation soclety shows (hat (1 tie eing. it pe Fei The most curious feature of the)... making an effort to determine |and the argument became to heat-/ cases have been cared for by the) nine b Hower Sir the ll cieiae Guicedatiall'e Ghmad: shies entire famine is the attitude adopt-| 0). “it anyone, ia responsible for|ed that the judge interfered and or-| soctety | purp of sending f oto hos-| . paying ed by ¥ atone big de “em who 8 / the shortage in fuel dered the attorneys to stop wrang Deuteher Musical Tomorrow pitals and to the eick s upper cross panel and small shap Baw carsemtly saguring teexpervent A Ibyeareld boy ou the a A munical evening will be give od lower ¢ panel 0 patrons that there Bas Deen 20 fret ion in he coal line” at the Re: by the Deuteher vb tomorrow] New Offices Created aad poise te the price of bunkers of the Pacific Coast com SEATTLE BOY A PAGE | nine at Christensen’s The office of wanis aeneral , ent thee are pany this morning. In order to do | hal | passenger agent has been creates . ' We still h so he had to take his place ag 12:30) Elbert J. Smith, one of the mail| Open White City Mey 4 h the passenger dep ent 60 ihe T wood we ee eled sinks which we are closing out o'clock this morning clerks on the Seattle Times, has] ay “white City,” as Madieor ot Northern railway at | wal TE and pe i for less than half pric a For a short time he had the line/ been appotnted a page In the House! nary in ¢ led after betng myer Pag aig nay gr The epecia alates Brown Plumbing Co, 221 Pine all to himself, but within half an|of Representatives by Representa) jarged and remod wilt probably | & 4. Allison has o ‘ : it edae Both phones hour other teams began to arrive,|tive Humphrey Announcer e opened to the public by May j Se peste. 0. S ou have allowed themselves to be and even then had to wait six|to this effect was received today Governor Gwaneen Friendly ‘ _ KK si Sa : r% Governor Bwanson of Virginia hae To Lecture at Carnegie Mall written that he w 1 i in bi Re A. W. Mart v r of the rep hted at the A.-¥.-P. expos t Invited by the pect ane | thos Jof the United e ir Appointed Passenger A ca ntagae go — Our ¥ Covering buyer b JN. Springer, of Betting? wut | SMF rd pl a yd seveid whlch the seta wil oat formerly of Reattle, has ap-|t. i eo vous mS pO mare @uct aa go ted traveling freight and pas td A senger ag for the Great North Hoapital Changing Homes the par pons aaa Cheie tm é ad at Portland The Wayside Mission hos ’ owt . - ’ od Evidence Returned. which has for many years occupied | any made wad Saeeee te toe nt | the old steamer Idaho, bas secured | a con at the & neuer ; ; he building known as the Yeater | . the penitentiary : js iments and is prep: “ to aleeles ten tabs Maat Tbe move to dry land institatlon KIND | rey t wterday returned wnopened.| wae founded by Dr. Alexander De 1f 4) op, sicy srusnele Soto to accommodate penniless und | ry e . Will Hasten Good Re ~~ | unfortunate persons 1B Body Hrussels he sociological club of the First ear meine c & committee to expedite good F H. Huseman, a German laborer, [I . egisiation. A scent irive from] attempted to commit psuteicde last) es ” | acis yinpia to Everett te to be agitated. | night on First av, by cutting his} wave Thirty-one New Dent throat with a penknif on at elvet cated by Officer elvet Enough to Draw Every Sensible Person The Holiday Spirit is here. is the week of the prudent, thrifty shopper. and for tomorrow’s selling we present here an unrivalled list of bargains. 50c RIBBONS 19¢ Already the hum of the busy season is in the air. For those we've put our best foot foremost, This Unflagging interest and heavy buying denote this to be the Premier Sale of the sea- son. TOMORROW'S SPECIALS: At 19¢ per piece |45c a spool Nice quality baby ribbon, used No. 1% Ribbon 3-4 Inches wide it best quality Be yard, per pale blue, pink, nile, mats, white, | for a thousand and one pur | cream, holly, green and red; 10-| poses at Christmas time; spool | No. 1% same grade, per yard pleces 19e . ise Superb assortment of fancy ribbons, plaids, satin, taffeta ete. 4 Inches wide Embroldered Gauze Ribbons 5 Inches wide, Louis od velvet ribbon No. 12 and No. } values 25¢, 3he and S0e; sale price > Ribbon, plain and fancy edges CHRISTMAS BASKETS On the second floor we have a $2,000 stock of Baskets, well adapted for Christmas gifts. Three specials for tomorrow: kets. hapes and colors, German GSe © BS Imported Fancy Sewing Baskets Assorted colors and shapes, spe Imported Fancy W. clal at . 45e All imports laundry plain and dotted 5 ia. wide, color $1.76 Hampers $1.49. Imported Willow Hamper very durable; r 81.49 5 value Cut Prices on Children’s Desks The Big Toy World on the fourth floor is becoming more and more interesting—to children—to parents—to givers. Toys here—Toys there—on even strung up on nails overhead—though we've 5,000 square feet WE NEED MORE ROOM and we're going to get it | At 25¢ and 35¢c piece No. 1 Satin Taffeta in al) colors, piece wae piece ie ite « for exular shelves—counters—yes, We've found that Desks take up a lot of room, so we're going to CUT THE PRICE. See the argument? Fine new goods, too, Get the boy or girl one NOW and we'll store it for you until you want it. Note Carefully the Reductions $1.19 Oak Desk at 75c. $2.25 Onk Desk at $1.50. 92.75 Rot! Top Oak Desk at $1.75 60 Writing Desks made of oak, | 40 Blackboard Desks inches | 25 Roll Top Oak Desks 29 inches with blackboard lid. They are | high, 24 inches long, 18 inches high, 21 long and 14 deep 20 inches high, 18 inches | wi | with compartments, adjasta Jong and 14 inches wide; writ- | | writing space and extra ing space 14x6; folding legs; | legs; regular price | strong legs; regular price regular price $1.19; for this | price 5; sale price .... @1.75 sale ‘ Se | | | $2.25 White Maple Desk at $1.89. $3.25 White Maple Desk at $2.50. | 99 Writing Desks made of white | 60 Writing Desks made $1.50 Oak Desk at $1. of oak 20 White Maple Desks, veneer maple with rubbed finished with leatherett covered lid finish, double swinging bh 26 inches high, 22 long and 14 | and blackboard on the fe board. Lid leatherett cov inches wide; separate swing verse aide; folding legs; they ered; 20 inches high nches ing blackboard; a nice plec are 28 inches bigh, inches long and 17 inches wide; extra of furniture for any room; ree long and 16 inches wide; reg strong legs; regular pri ular price $2. sale price | ular price $1.50; sale price $3.26; sale price 82.50 81.89 | si ottingham « out of this great curtain apectal. There are Monday we sold 600 pa to, Lace Curtains Third Off the We've made two bites of one apple by putting the price for tomorrow Tie Splendid patterns left, but come in the morning, u'll do better Best Lace Curtain Bargains of the Year PI Oh in white only, 3 yards long, fine At $1 75 Small and floral design 3% yards lon e bes At f Ie designs; worth 96 to $1.26 PledS the rw llc The Real Santa Claus 50c Sheet Music 10c Ie at the Bon Marche, on the fourth floor Vesta Victoria’s new song success “Wait Every day ho comes in at the chimney, scoots the Church,” published to sell at 50c; down, comes out and shakes hands with all the tow special . little children who care to do so, He wants to & know what you want for Chr 1s, Come and 10 cts wee him Continued Today $1128 eR ROY $16.50 Values omer Second day of the Big > ) morning for best choic Third Floor. the Men’s Suit Sale Don’t Overlook suit Sale---come in tomorrow pair and $1.25 3 and my of ing at tomor At the « ination te the Wast Dental & openting n, Were examined and State Boa Jentiate, rv nearly erery # 5. ate World Musical Aw WV attugal musienl o wumnested for the A.«¥.-P sition by Arthur A. Clappe } of an eastern musical publication French Alliance Meets: | met ington French Marjorte uacripts rmbere. Miller gave vtottr Will Give Banquet. | The banquet of the Beattle Reet} jation will hela at} club Baturday evening on HM. Metiraw will te There ti) be many Metate be jthe Hatr | Ex-Gov, J | tonstmaster Urges Missionary Work. Rey. J. Whi ner, D. D. of Portland, gay first of ten} evangelical addr he Taber | nacke Baptiat ety ant. Met Jemphasised the tr nce of por-| sonal missionary Will Escort Visitors He | James A. Miller, general agent [the fretgtt of the Gre Northern leaves today f turn with the ex departinent mad Wenatchee to re Only & Sociable Game. KE. G. Kroeger, « cigar 214 Columbia «t.. who w [by Detective Barbee yesterd: charge of letting hie promises for ing purposes denied that he w connected with any Jugular Vein Severed Man wan badly cot while shay ing with an old fashioned r : How ish of any man to tak such chances when he can buy an| Ready ty Razor, with j Ever a blades all guaranteed, for $1 at Bartel yr 1 Cross Drug 8 | Torrey Safety Razors, with 12 tra bindes, fully guaran 5 during the special sal ful thing about the Edison Phonograph as tainer give u your kind of amusement, It matt whether you p r grand opera # tions or Sou Band. latest “hits” or coon songs or dance music—anythin thing le ren in a truly marvelous and artistic mant Remembe imitate—it poritive © of # singer 1, ote, ote It you wan resent a gift the family that wi irco of lasting joy—one that is useful and entert lect the wonderful Edison, Bear nind that you can to give any r n for b He was removed to the ward of the county jail in sald he will recover Relief Corps Officers. John F. Mt The Hef Corps elected th he ensuing yoar Mi et Shore or; 8 Flora ¢ Henpett conductor Ruby (Serinns Telegraph HONOL jal orgar f ler W met hast he followin tt; Juntor our t ch Carrie Stalhmas ULU, De ‘ ations of nb Hamilto PAN-PACIFIC CONGRESS vice.) «| VOLCANO ERUPTS (Serippe Telegraph Service.) NONOLULI ‘ aves, situated on the « ¢ the island of and grave f Mt. Kit all, im § le enter aiden Huhn he refused) Complete Houselurnishers, at Bartell 610 Second av, during the sale; or a gen To Razor, fully guarantec extra biad beat these Rezors, With 7 ‘* Red Cross D dem, for § prices with You can't | An Edison Talking Machine ‘TWILL BRING A WORLD oF MUSIC INTO YOUR HOME D. S. JOHNSTON CO. | } LARGEST DEALERS f | STORES EVERYWHERE. 903 SECOND AVENUE ite our lose and your gain fi i] brelias are being sacrificed at a | The Imperial Talioring com waiting. The opportunity will holds out, and it is going fast. suiTs. Suits in broadcloth and t is, Jacke nd fects; a fine black broadcloth Suit, tight fitting Jacket, with double breasted front, mixed blouse ef straigh plaited skirt; was $27.60; now 814.50 Green and white plaid Suite sembfitting cont, platted skirt, trimmed with fancy braid; former price & sal price Si5.98 COATS. Small checked Coat, trimmed tn velvet; a bargain at §15; sale price 8 UMBRELLAS. Umbrellas which will make beaw tiful Christmas gifts; gold and pearl handles, fine quality of black tik, very handsome; for merly $ ale price RI Our beautiful line of Furs go at half price Furs, Eto ase Practi Rugs nd Carpets for Less SPECIAL size PRICE. + 10.6x1 20.00 10.6x1 26.00 1660116 26.50 10.6x11.6 10.00 16.6m11 2600 we es » Womens Costumes, Suits, furs, Woists. Fre. REDERION & SECOND AVENUL, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREET. Think of Ladies ery doliar’a worth of the entire stock of the Waists, Skirts, Silk Petticoats, Muslin Underwear and Fancy Um fixtures and want the location immedia! Read these bargains for Wednesday. NEW YORK STORE 1112 Second Avenue Opposite Garvey-Buchanan Co. Frederick & Nelson (Inoorporated.) Complete Mote! and Clu visage — 4. Presents} ou with to pug Pedestal]! Specials |] THE HOME EVERYTHING TO FURNIGH ft ne, an cal ’ Golden Oak Rocker Special $3.85 a i 95¢ hown in Mustrntigs is made of aig ed fin Port iq en and top is ing Pedewtal is 1 ty nelle regularly at $ogy price ts effecting 2 bannister back design, t til tomorrow wight salient 28 BY ae el Pedestal shown in {Nustestigs , Rocker has shap wove to rah ie meek Png etgemdpinye oak in weathered finish, Post jy nce Cpu he eto et 4 inches, and top te ¥ : é ss re Pedestal ts % fa) The spe F in The ti! toc w night until tomorrow night 38 Fecenity reterned from New York, t nicinac with him noten of the pal patterns of carpeting as appe ntock, together with shost ae ke « ca § ma ‘ to Carpet Size Rugs. Sines « hold » epecla eu : « Juring whieh tle ay be bought for leas th regular eked ' oa he There are many othe rs at equally attractive redadiiaay (iNcoppessren) Hotel and Club Suits at Less Than Half Price lor they must be sold at once. New York §& Painless extracting. Painless filling Fillings that stay tn. Plates that stay up. Lowest prices in $ Best work done in Seattle: © Largest dental parlors @ cific Coast Finest equipped rooms and |nboratories. Every modern appliance. None but skilled operatert) (no students) 4; We do as we advertise, We are graduates and grad Ev 8, P ny price they will bring. Surchased the le ly. Don't bk last only as long pany hi JACKETS, ates. Tight fitting Jackets, in tmport aR, @ are licensed to, practice coverts, handsomely tail this state. ed with taffeta; for Consult us. Examination r price 625; now free r fine covert cloth oot Open evenings and ‘Sunday aud Bton sults in b forenogas ‘ormerly $16.50; now ..88,98 aati and eray, cireular skirt; f mer prices $18.50 and $22 mer 2, | | ASSOCIATED D F. J. Bethel, D. 0. 8 SKIRTS. B ack Panan a Skirts in a fit ae isa heavy quality, elreular nanes on ee plaited effects, finely tatk chanan’s. former price $16.56 now sais ; Skirts in checks and p a . eS by, up-to-date Skirts—all go at mi 4 An elegant line of Skirts in satin Save Money F » > je, all the pretty shad T eth for evening wear; forin Your Te $25; sale price .... B15 means of our low r first-claes at a big saving ‘Our work ts of the Diahel an use the best material nd latest equipment ‘ Our methods are painless | These ices are for Dect . my aoop PIANOS Victor and Edison ‘Tatking Machines SHEET MOSIC, STE TIL Second Ave., Worth Investiga tion | To nll and see th ver F ger -+p | lf are our mechanical : > wort united, worth your time to call sclecoahy mnaaye, 102 e a rn ne of ¢ rvir “7 W mon I] vers set porchase NATIONAL DENTISTS | irs | ylutely guarante 403-404-408 a ioe an BANK] Farm |] Loggers’ Supply Go. |] P=°"'"s, oine. Me a Ceiman Doo Phone 922. cond and Pike. Bim, buttons the button man, makes while you wait. All 10 cents a dozen LADYWARE STORE, 1316 Second Ave., ( Opposite the Arcade. sizes, THE Made In Sea Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. jf 1207 Second Ave. Seattle W L. 1. HOFFMAN PEPZONE 1 to eure all a ae Se