The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1906, Page 5

“BECTON RESULTS FROM THE DIFFERENT STATE MUNICIPALITIES WSR SESE LOS eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eT _“sem erate: ndiadndindndiadindndindiad spear sipal ¢ were helt ent, 76; Joho Anderson, annexation. City precinct, for annexation, 54; | monic? rhe 1 and} ist, "®5; FP. M. Sharp, annexationtet, | aga : Bou st Seattle pre i class ate, In 0 otnet © consolidation, 36 mn How we gen At Qnargtewn Againet York precinct, for an 7 as sen) Ma Georgetowe the republiceas a dong ee rose ‘ines | ° generally successful, electing ot annex : all the amd # excel city cher er awn in Dut) ine officers elected and the vere Be Columbia, aces elved are: Mayor, John Muelice. Te Ontew Pee (howe Gan oely COO At Ballard jerk, te Te ee ee ee Mayor, W E ee Beott P. Wandin, 396; atten |W. Peale; eity clerk, P. Mf ean « at Ballard} ney, tL: M. Bamdolyh, ‘Thess seem | Sparks; beelth offieer, Dy, ©. EE. " ~ election y were thd chodee of both partion, Per | Guthrie; commeimawatiarge, B C./ d, Harry Dean n; third, C, N.] manatlarge, Frank Lippin: | Williams: Bret th: commelinan, Piret ward, | Secomd, Gare Ma: W. De Mott, #4; councilman, Boo | Groat k ond ward, W. P O'Rourke, 146) J Ehevtion a Kimlond. « W. Doyle, 56; treasurer, Harry Par At Birkbasd the muntetpal party} ed were: May-| ry enn’ party, 21 wan successful over the cltirens y t urer, | minal Rlestion. tloket The winning ticket and Murdock; elty ton votes are as follows; For mayor, council-| At Bremerton the republican tick-] RQ’ 41 Collins, 108: treasurer, Ollis| council 1 in favor of con:| city tre en, O. M] onaus will now be] Biliott, HE. K Dutt and A. White.| uthea attle will] Mr Duff is the socialist. The only | 7 clase city, Applt was the closing of saloons at stion will then be made for annex night. The complexion of the} ation to Seattle as a separate ward.| new counct! leaves that question | The vote was as follows: Hillmas | undetermine Reach both vot dation A Daniel Andersos coun an—Smith 2 For mayor—Me clerk—M Anderson, soctallat t Rathe, *o y—Ingersoll 2 alth officer—Stua “ . | liberty,” whieh ia to be the prop ar ~ogee at y of the university at the finish “ more j Hill's Daughter til Samuel HIM, president of the avor—MeVay lw ashington Goot Roads associa k—-Murdock 306, Ravenna to Annex ; (8; treaserer—| Citizens of Ravenna will hold | 10% ‘ft last night for Washington D. GC, where was summoned by a telegram announcing the serious itiness of his daughter, Mary Hil Upon his return from the east Mr Hill will begin an active campaign In| apecial election next Tuesday to ide whether that yp ahall tw 5: jcorperate with Seattle The polls 1. | will be open from 1 to 7 o'clock 6} at Sumner's grecery store. lin the faterent of peed reada, in Telegrapher's to Ska Iwhich he will be asatated by Sam West Seattic. The employes of the Postal and | ye! ©. Lancanter the annexation-| Western Union telegraph offices ful over the citi} Will give a skating party at the officers elected | Coltseum rink tonight » Brven; city Cowan Convalescent. MacMahon city | Dr. C. B. Cowan, who was epee asurer, J.jated on for appendicitis at scilman-at-targe, | hospital, Is now conve hy . man, H. Rand will resume his pra t € pdell, Arthur | morrow 4 officer Where ts Chartes Tuck Mra. M. Hawkins, of Hope, Idaho, has been In Seattle three days ‘ looking for her sontedaw, Charles] ,(muere Telesraa Service) | Tuck, formerly living at Greet! estoy trom all sections of Oregon | Lake re. owkine is topping at | are here attending a convention ae Same called by the shippers to take ac eS — emia 9 Seog com. | 208 Aeainat the Harrtman lines and » e Arcadia partme a pot wy . D. E Campbell, 144;| pany hee asked for a permit to wat ttaeen eee at ee Sam Wylde,! erect a new threestory building | country or, Dr. W. A.lat 412 Bast Howell st. to cost W3"| phe speakers are associated , 124. The following ts the/ 90, The building will be of brick | mostly with the limber mills,| for the citizens’ candidates: | veneer. H. Ryan ia the architect. lwnich have been forced to shut! mayor, G. f. Nicholl, 112; clerk ai - rayon, 98: treeserer, W. A) oy ceemete cammation of tho|term-preauets are securtg. wnise| 163; tity attorney, EB. PF.) 4 vp exposition met in the Cham-/the eastern part of the state fs $5; counciimanat-large, J.) hor of Commerce rooms late yes | suffering from a fuel famine. The Kee, 101; counctimen, W. L.lrortay in conjunction with repre-|resotutions will call for drastic ye B Atums, 00; A. © ie ae Oe of the board of regents | action by the legislature and will) ; eo Dickenson. 101; jot the University of Washington include a recommendation for the Feat Realih otticer, Dr. Fiset, 110. Jond the Massachusetts association | creation of a new railroad ¢ South Park. regarding the erection by the lat-| ston Die South Park the independents| ter of Faneuil hall, “the cradle of | wa over he sanexationiste though | ter of Pancull ball, “the cradle of partes be | i For treasurer.) Ed White, the tatlor, 208 Collins »4 ——_ large ndependent butiding, personally oversees thy counct!man. making of every sult of clothes and Independent and annexa-| overcoat made tp his establishment, Maxine Ell 91; John Hoffman, independ-jtheredy giving entire satisfaction; Maxtr at 4: BF. Middleton, indepepd-| to all. A swell new line of Christ: | beautiful mas goods is now in his shop and | stage. begins a two-performance 1 t ¥ ement at the Beatle tonight —.* spel) profit if bought! it will pay you to see them. There's | shane he R Cooper Willis, 473 il individualtty about his clothes The oumnety, fe entitled “Her Own boilding ° Way,” and the company ts eatd to} 75c DOLL TRUNK been large and the Doll’s Toy Trunk With Tray, Lock and Hinged Cover at a Saving Over One-Half CROQUET SETS. 3sc Parlor Croquet Set for table... ee oe DOLL BEDS. 75¢ brass finish fancy trim- med Doll Bed, Tonight. ene of the most! on the American | night and tomorrow night Max Figman Coming. ! Max Figman, in “The Man on the} Box.” comes the Beattlo theater! far four performances, beg! engagement Friday night. lterest centers in the attraction for two reasons First, Max Flaman | ie one of the stare under John © | manageme and second, because} | Beatrice MeCtere, wife of Herace) | MeClure, a former newspaper m al }of this city, is in the cast, The » jot seats la on. “Quiney Adams Sawyer.” ne Heattle theater will resume the regular popular prices next }Runday afternoc when “Quincy | Adams Sawyer” opens there. The | play Is @ rural gem, like the book. At the Lois. “The City of New York,” now! running at the Lois theater, t* an exciting dramatic work and ts being well played by the Pantages Stock company. Matinees every afternoon except tomorrow and Friday, asc Nickle ted Towel Bars, 15 Inches, 13¢. At Wondertand Exh | The train robbery b shown | all week in the Wonderland touring ar hag been the best drawing card | of the exhih it will run a | week. goc Polished Maple Loose Handle Rolling Pin, the Celery Tray Star Theater Vaudeville. in Fine 20¢. nrated Zaye ve Burt Earle, the banjoist now at China BOYS’ COASTERS. the Star thteater, is alone worth th price of admission in the « la grest many patrons of the ho |} The comedy act, "Out of Sight,” te o being well re There are soe Heavy Oak Frame Mirror, 12x14, $3.00 extra heavy Crescent Boys’ Coaster Wagor * HAND CARS. He who saves, builds a stone wall ie le Pioneer steel | through which poverty and misery and ¢ for an extra an never penetrate. The high 70K [board ftene easily acquired hance, may broken, but th stone w iit by hard & thrift, never. Start @ navi a yunt with the State Bank tle and wateh it grow. 4 pe nt inded WAGONS ” co I arm DOLL BUGGIES. PEPZONE Guaranteed to cure all tom ach and Liver trouble. 15¢ per bottle at RAGLEY’S, 2d and Pike Decorate China M After Diny Plated Chin > e 4 . ” 2 Fe Dist Chott, | BOYS’ TOOL CHESTS. | vi!) wit, | | Practical Presents for Cup Enameled a? saa Practical People i Our stock of superior re to-wear apparel makes the be sort of Christmas gift $1 a week buys anything in the Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 PIKE STREET. MAAR A EERREREN ENE NM BEN END ARRAN RRA A REAR RAR RH! | today re C M. Cox; cougelh} et won out with the exception Of) Patty, 108; councilman, ¢ An-| fatally shot this morning. His as ward os; Second) city clerk and councilman in the! grows, 75; F. J. Drailler and | sailant committed suitide st; Third j.| third ward. The successful one*! trnest Bolce, T2 The following | aS elbean are: Mayor, A. H Breorksam: Clty] ig the vote for the citizens’ candi | FISH REPORT FILED, | zation clerk, Paul Mehner; treasurer, B./ gates: For counciimen, George Wit-| ign Commissioner Jon | ae te H. Randall; city attorney, Thomas! tomever, 36; J. G. Hartseh, 36; WHI ian tek nace ; | savor McVay | Stevenson counciiman-at-large,|icm Shaw, 22 and ge Si68 We mines «| wae aga Charles Blose; First ward, George hs tota of the flan | tt juliet, 36 Crahney; Second, B. Collins Boclatiet at Renton. | ptate be wee t 14 nw >: Bathe. sot third stge W. Haycon. Renton for the first time in ite} D ‘ 1906 $7.044,005,60,, ne ; ‘ history elected a socialist to the nisaioner makes a number of | rely attorney Ingersoll 218 Southeast Seattic. city counetl yesterday, The elect ramendations | 186; for health officer Southeast Seattle and Brighton|ed officials are: William Tonka, | *#i#ation for the | tumble and this THE BABIES } not th | trade. | standard of tone, construction and} theater will be crowded both to F |S. Johns Building a Stone Wall |: GETS DEWORCE, (Borippe 7 Telegraph Service.) DUBLIN, Doe. b—Mra, Gerald Mitagerald, wife of the Irth nd lord and former ranch owner | California, wag granted a divorce} today on the Prounds f cruelty) nnd adultery. It Ia alleged — thal ho kicked her because he did nal like her American saceent woman was formerly Misa Nic noid of Pennsylvania and marrt Pita) gerald during a trip to the Pacific const, - (Soripps Te hh Bervice,) WASHINGTON Deo. beer Thd committee on foreign affairs will of the Algeciras treaty ILLS inSPECTOR, ny Sewrvicw.) PRTERSBURG, Deo. 6.—Po lice Inspector Bheeremletoft was of the industry, ae @ result of th ent Internatio: for bee | tween representatives of British Co: ARE HERE Travel All the Way From Boston, and Arrive Here Safe and Sound THE VERY FINEST AND DAIN: | TiesT CREATIONS EVER) SHIPPED TO THE WEST. AL-| THOUGH FORWARDED IN| FREIGHT CARS, venesT| CLIMATIC CONDITIONS DOES! NOT AFFECT THEM, ALL ON EXHIBITION AT THE 0. & JOMNETON CO.'S STABLIGH \ MENT ON SECOND AVENUE. | There arrived tn this city last week an especially selected of the very daintiest “Mabies” thas} have ever been received in this or any other city. Of course they aref] quaking bright-eyed young fs that cause no end of annog ance about the time you expect te} peacefully repose, but, on the ot er hand, they are the sweet, beaw tiful toned and highly prt Baby | Grands made by the famous Chick ering & Sons, of Boston This specially selected lot of th: very iatest creations of the famod Chickering factory were received » D. 8 Johnston Co, the oldent largest end most retia plane re in the west, for the holiday The Chickering plano, which for more than three-quarters of a cen tury has been tecognieed by the highest musica! authorities as the turabil The first plano eve manufactured In America was made by Jonas Chickering In 1823, long efore the modern telephone or telegraph, or railroad a real ined fact. The Chickering piano has always been foremost in ad vancement and in improvement he continual striving after the| i has culminated in the incom parable Chickering instrument of | today—the very finest instrument | that wealth, ingenuity and brains} can produce More Chickering pianos are be-| ing sold today than ever before, | and even yesterday afternoon, al-| hough the instruments were not yet tuned, no leas than five of the) dataty “Baby” Grands were selectod | by prominent families in thie city to be delivered as Xmas gifte in fact, the big inroads already made into our large stock would indica that all December selling records will be broken. In addition, a special Holiday as-} wortment of the very finest Kim-! balla and Hobart M. Cables, and Cable Nelson, and Story & Clark, nd Metrostyle Ptanolas are no on the floor. It ts the finest an most complete array of the leading | American makes of planos the D.| Co. have shown since | the tremendous sale which they conducted recently, when over 76 | beautiful and costly instruments selected in forty-eight days There in no gift that is so wel come, or brings so much joy tnto the home as a plano or organ, and the prosperous cofdition of the eith | 4 of this city will no doubt re] it in every plano and planola and organ being disposed of long before | lotide TALKING MACHINES, TOO. The modern Talking Machine ts bound to be @ great favorite with Christmas givers this year The latest Edison and Vietor models are decided improvement over the earlier machines, The advantage the Talking Machine is that it t sings or whistle nything nd everything—there is an erron 1 idea prevalent that the Tality ing Mac imitates. This is not the case, however, with the lath? ison machines. It positive’! jeates the voice of Caruso, or Patti, or Sousa’s band, or song’ hits, ete The Edison machin na up a world of music in the home and proves it an ente indispensable SMALL INSTRUMENTS. Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars, V ling, Band Instruments—the ¥ finest made, are st »nd complete assortment, and it | safe to say that from the vory small n individual will be siver of one of thene at the prices, man. the happy r popular instruments secured D. 8. Johnston Co. establishment It Is not necessary to pay all h when buying a plano or Talking Machine, or Pianola, or Organ, or any of the other inatrument vd the house of Johnston, Terr I be made to suit your conver nee, but it is important to remen ver that it i# to your adv come early in o jer to select from complete assortment Drop in at 9 afternoon THE SEATTLE STAR-—WEDNESDAY, D stated that at the time | the bodles with the Reaver last Mat- he passed them he wae unaw entangled with nev. | Just what they were, but later Vive Siens A. ii. « Det bodies of vietima of the Dix dines ne men much trouble in get | t | a « ile to grapple for ~ DIX! CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec, 5—| Perr Puella iy The @P- | Mayor Johnson does no tiike the b oh ana et . settle | proaident’s big navy recommenda Phe kk: a J . | Uons and declares thes bis action coe Phin e@aitio: = att” | creates a desire for Spr among the ‘4 : . naval officers. He says; “As soon " hi t 1 and another tria he . she gets and immediate 1 can't u 4 Captain Bern Tialnia etton th abcaedoninas the | 1oaks for biapd with which to fi be your Santa Claus meting which Wied off Weer * — J sald Mw, 1 ston this eamer Cottege City sailed for it 1s our wish and intention to help you with your holiday buy horning, “I can understand that @ay this moming with a ful ing this season, and wi ly 0’ YTYANDARD WAY" meth i might + are to take ¢ cargo of general merctigndise and = in the sat Lib watiafa y and on aboard his bowt, but why he did not | Oh! ba Hat the Dolphin ie am sburban gift-buyers we extend these » @ mystery to me wall tonlg nithenste Al f u terma " liet of ra. arrived in port, the bodl ie '$ $14 undoubtedly have been re- | Qailéors, Tobe Gotles | down S54 ae we have thr boats oat F devon wah will give you selection from the hundreds of practical artict ally in comminsion just for} We are cloning ow : ” trom our GREAT HOLIDAY BHOW thia purpose, besides having a terns of door locks at unheard | of und we want to feel free and welcome to come goo! out at all times tn the vicinity price c all and investigate See ana ees Rees sng eicauk: “oaeae yee ae di a nus acidbans tn | We'll deliver when you wish teat giris would iike to little ‘Contest Furniture keep for « souvenir or pla we will return yours to call for it during the irs happened to be broken sive you a new card will buy a ROCKER} ¢ {special NoTE—We e wure) all the little “Btandard Way” Con-§ ‘ 2 é i ? 5 § ? ? t Reduced , oan oe Sane oe Remember, every garment—we do not reserve Dlacks, blues and Full Dre Su ALL ¢ at the following reduction Those snapy clothes you see on the well dressed fell s every gar ment has individs The best try. They ors, This event is worthy the attentior 4 new and very attractive large. comfortable er; seat and back stered in leatherette. and strongly r ly lik pieture such a rocker will make an ac ceptable gift for any per son Men's $15 Suits at sees S1L25 Cee a Men's $20 and $25 Suits and Overcoats at... oo 817.00 Men's $25, $30 and $35 Cravenette Coats at ... $19.50 Men's $s § and | Bae. § Suits and Overcoats at. ° . $26.25 TROUSERS. Men's $5 and % Trousers at....83.90 Men's $7 and $8 Trousers at... 95,50 ien's $9 and $10 Trousers at a Men's $12 Trousers at.....s06+ 7.50 FANCY VESTS. $4, $5 and $6 Fancy Vests at:...82.50 $7 and $8 Fancy Vests at $4.00 We Fit Men of All Dimensions, from “Shorts” to “Longs,” and “Stouts” to “Slims.” est class clothes most exacting dressers; the h known at prices less than the cost of the ordi nary kind TAILORED READY CO., Inc. Kinnear Bidg.-—NO. 40x PIKE ST.—Cor 4th Av. will buy selection from scores of HOLIDAY NOV- ELTIES smoker's table—$8.50 a new and attractive design, suitable for the den or library, iday giving, too. This is « Mission effect, solid oak, fin- ished weathered, odd shaped top 12x20 inches, fitted with cane and desk, solid oak, pot cigar rack at back, brass match and cigar holder on @ich end, humidor (for pre eled mirror plate, similar in serving cigars) in center, brass cigar cutter. Let us place one of these aside for you? Standard Furniture Co. LM heya fetter Sard 1006 to 1016 First Avo. $: down—$1 a week will buy a BOOKCASE- DESK—$21.00 and a practical article for hol | | | Your Last Chance to Buy Ladle Skirts, Waists and Petticoats plendid combination book ished, odd shaped, French bev- The New York Store, 1112 Second av. will positively close its doors forever the moment the stock is sold out style to picture. This is a gift hint for you. This le No Fake e An the lease and fixtures have been purchased by the Imper 1 Tall pany and the location will be used for a clothing must go at half price and the morning to avoid the crowds so that you will have all the time you want to make selections, Here are a few manples of the tremendous reductions made KIATS. PETTICOATS. Heavy Ble Chiffon Panama | Potticoats in cuaranteed taffeta, Skirts, an extra large assort in all colors; were $9; now ment for stout ladies, sold basin ot $4.98 erywhere at not less than SUITS. : $0; sale price S898 | Suite in broadcloth and mixed a Anelegant line of Petticoats in tweeds, jacket and blouse ef LADIES’ SHINING PARLOR. tin brocade, all the pretty fects; a fine black broadcloth shades for evening wear; for Suit, tight fitting Jacket, with merly & sale price S15 straight double br i front, Skirte in chepke and plaid; plaited skirt; was ¢ now nobby, uptodate Skirte—all go 2 8 at half price UMBRELLAS. JACKETS. Umbretias which will make Tightfitting Jackets, in Import beautiful Christmas gifts; ed coverts, handsomely tail gold and pearl handles, fine ored, lined with taffeta; for quality of Diack silk, very mer © $25; now S12 handsome; formerly 87 Other fine covert cloth Conts; price $16 pow, B8.98 Every Fur at half price. NEW YORK STORE (12 Second Avenue Opposite Garvey-Buchanan Co. | | PIANOS | Victor and Edison | Talking Machines THE A D C0. SHEET MoSsIC, STRINOS © e | EXCLUSIVE STYLES never before shown former\y $5.00 Perfection Oil Heater for $3.75 Famous Perfection Odorless ons Ol! Heater, 8B Smok An Investment in Irrigation The Palouse Irrigation and Power Company has been tncorpor Ifyou want Sivonen ee inom theft pote with a OUR OWN MARE irrigation company. If you want to farm y en buy irri % and to sell Irrigated lands FOR _BOARD OF TRUSTEES B. L. Gates, vice-president, owner Gates Jewelry re, Secon: Wr anum, treas ansistant hte ¢ Scandinavia | Exclusive Sale of Amert an | "S | Karl Pooler, vice-pres, Nichols Lumber Co., Lumber Exchang | CROSSETT'S | J. D, Butler, an Parke n 1 r Co, Lumber Ex ® | | FOR | MEN $) irrigated land THIS COMPANY Now OWNS $5 irrig nd right-of-way prior water rights on the Palouse river ands and to For the purpore of buying additional irrigable plete the irrigation system, a part of the preferred stock of this cor poration is now offered for sale at par | peru andi waicipainn Thin ntcrring gd fo Vandewerker & Hamilton A tow hundred dollars Invested here will give you an annual ! 1208 SECOND AV. rh mpany will raise your apples and your 4 Two Doors South of Savoy Hotel If interested write us for one of our booklets, or telephone Mair j The Palouse Irrigation and Power Co. CUSTOM SHOE REPAIRING, 622 Alaska Building, Seattle.