The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1907, Page 3

BY HARLOW N. H A of World's Columbian Expo Preokia shall Field & Co, fo Written € xpress! y fe HE pr - bas ft ’ e In aiving as within ciretes winin a radius : qaloped ast! r gop alone We three times as Nor ks the come; the aver ; city of the « sul tying sa) . velopment aces are Sronkmately ge. - Pron Meertile wall, w the time, and I see f while great develop ; ane There are Ho real ree not know how and © t net go well known 1 mie. Now each yea conditions, better machi: Mines also bet le of getting ore Tite conditte Rallros Ry to take these products a wold amalier centers Het Sroader circle, inctuding the cotton belt fertile Pacific slope and the great © ter © pease tion growing ETe is merely in the firet stag y railroads and tnd . Peport trade ale ca products leading, and Sobhe © ‘on export st Ta manufact y of av y ven IGINBOTHAM. osition and in Bueiness With Mar 40 Years, or The Star, it meee fo me, Ik gr led more t, & promising firmer and firaver atement I like to draw circles wer, In the vant lands att t the ov have byen enormous at the prevailing prices vo it Wil be tn 10 years te too many acres to produce the ACre® mmoeptible of cultivation » Chicago, ite present de the lifetione of the living ap more promperoudly every y mine turning out paytng ore all ything but growth of prosperity © going On. hese days, Once farmers did grow; climatic influ were wh where corn should have been (ter knowledge of agricultural crops and more plentiful labor r with improved machinery oa he furnaces and into merchant orking at or beyond their capa market and merchandise back to the western mines, the astern states, ther each year. Sor t. In additic 4 wit ed a te a varied of thie area while @ good eign capital, a rap- strides, with farm ’ anttle Hines conditions never were f factories are working to their capacity, and forward sab are the viest ever known, Even over-epeoulation, which F think fmprodadle with t well-timed trust and Iife insurance ag Hatton, ts powerless, it seems fo me, to overthrow @ prosperity 90 Sealy rounded. x. ing of pretatory interests also ft gotng to redound to the benefit and help to continue an era of prosperity through 1907 ‘and beyond, SHOPPERS SEE MAN FALL SIXTY FEET WORKMAN SL FFERS REMARK ABLE PLUNGE FROM MEHL. |f ining the donkey engine He struck on his bip, break ue it and suffering slight internal WORN BUILDING, BUT ES: /injurios The man was conscious GAPES WITH His LiFe. la os when picked up. He declared he Baward Murray, an tron worker, | ¥8# Watching one of the large stee! nd in full possession ’of his senses Peleg at 116 Sixtoonth ay, foll go | Deame as it was being hoisted into fet off the new Mebihorn building, |, lace, and that for some reason he ad lost his footing and went plung Geeond and Marton, this morning. | ing into his downward fight eecaped with his life. Whirling and over in full view of the Baedrets of passersby and shop-| lc perk. Murray lit in a pile of steel | h OUT STATEMENT (Star Special Service.) OLYMPIA, Jan. 2—State Treas} ‘wer George O. Mills has given out) the statement of balances in all) y finds of the state for the quarter | », ¥ His escape from Jastant death deemed miraculous by his fel. ow-workmen. He was removed to is home tn an ambulance THEASURY GIVES |AITO HITS CA MAN 1S KILLED (Serine Telegraph Service.) OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 2 George | oung, a wealthy contractor and rominent ¢itiren of Alameda, was iiied In a collision between his uto and a wtreetcar, Mr. and Mre ing Dec. 31, as follows st wal fumd ........§ 76,781.78) g ry voreees C4046 3 A. T. Swain and Mr. and Mra. L. Rermanent school it school both tihinn 3,615.68) g, 1 jand deposits. , 188.40} @ (Pentten- 320,961.31) M. Martin, who were in the aute 143.12) were slightly injured. Both — the ute and the stret car were badly jarmaged. seeees M82,136.18 inspection ...... S418 61 ie =" ORDERS MEN TO ited Sintes, Soldiers’ Home \ Sear 3] 5) lwerstty permanent 45,590.62 State library 12,278.92 Selentific school, cur Tent (overdraft) 12,915.87 Belentific school, per MME is: . Sosesee 56.40 Capitol bullims< S43 he eo lege, cur Pollee Max (Seriops T ALTON, 1 araph Service.) Jan. 2-—Chief of has isued orders to is men to shoot all men who at empt to resist arrest for anneying | 3463.58| women. The order was issued be Agrenitarai coi ege, per: cause of the presence tp this city manent $3,106.40 | of « large number of mashers, who GE P. and R instite- | have been molesting women on the tions, carrent 16,940.67 | streets. The attempted to ar €& P. and R. tnstite ‘thes, permanent sehor current Protection inspection armory . armory . ® + Seo ; « «$1,196,039.07 ‘otal overdraft ... | 11,815.57 | Pike Street, ond. saves balf your meat bills © Balance on hand. . .$1,183,223.50|7 What follows is only a very gains awaiting you in Chiffor you must visit the store. Many peop metal for sor bag at ¥ little exy Bed $9.00 $3.00 $10.34 ’ $4.50 $15.75 G Oak Bed $10.50 $12. 1403 to | Avy? ‘No “i | Pa Mg Second | ater posite the Bon Marche." Red Tag Sale—Chiffoniers ier «. $14.00 $53.50 Golden Oak Chiffon ier $40.12 $12.50 Golden Oak Chiffon ier $ 9.3 $21.50 Golden Oak Chiffon et $16.12 $33.50 Golden Oak Chiffon $20.00 Birdseye Maj fonier Sis $4 Red Tag Sale—Wood Beds Less ade of wood to those made of test one of the offenders, but the man escaped from the chief and, Nhough the latter fired twiee, he failed to hit or step his man. Olympic Market tween First and Sec ry them and be convinced. op small fraction of the bar nieres. To know them all Golden Oak Chiffon ier ; $22.34 s Golden Oak Chiffon $10.17 yolden Oak Chiffon $22.00 Golden Oak Chiffon $22.50 75 Golden Oak Chiffon OF vatence $39.83 inne 5.00 Birdseye M ae fonier $30.00 oo Birdseye Maple Chif $25.00 That preference can be tn g the Red Atlthe Credit You Want THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN, a, 1907. THE BASIS OF THE PROSPERITY Me NOW ENJOY IS ENDURING been made min and Of finance. Realty Active. nctivity in real ¢ Di PP. eee eee eee eee ee eee 2 2 2 new Gray's Harbor & Puget Bo MR. HIGINBOTHAM, OF CHICAGO, How long i# this prosperity | Gquadron for Jamestown Exposition |; tw the question vision of the armored cruiser squad Admatral Neville has SERRE REE E HERE NOW 15 THE TIME TO THINK OF GUARDSMEN AT BMOKER written the ac article on Amer i, at which other ot! M companies and former t Cneotiy Vanes Saye More In which to make Savings De posits that will draw interest from New Yeu Present ¢ pod to be reminded of it. They » entertainment, anogf ag the Grand EARLY MOANING FIRE » Trat fire to couar within the | familiar with this @ stom of ours and ma to put in all the money can spare before FIFTH OF JANUARY, wo it will earn interest from the first year Intending depositors are ad for 40 years, but Is now <P SESE SEES TERE EERE ibe eee eee eee eee ee | BRIEFS BY WIRE Repidence ks mogning, but the chief will be held by Patrolman Ray dropped dead while taking William Marcks to the olty jail owted by DJ Wetotl. was not afir by Aa overheated stove, The est mated Gate | agetto the building and | pincedimt $700. PINNEY is Important—begin with what you have. In this bank small accounts "lways have been and will always be welcome and ap preciated 4 per cent. Interest on Savings. Outoftown r Inciting War. brought into town yesterday on the of sending inflammatory | > various trib them to « holy war, Migs Chaffee. Judge Hatoh Dead, N ; Photographer Rain or shine. Day or night ington Bulldtng, Aron court.of thie district fehives Commission Suggested. hanging between Itfe and death for the past forty-elght hours, breathed t at 8:45 o'clock last night at hia home tn this ett who haa been | tainty of prompt at at no more trouble or expense than if you I! Seattle and bring the deposit to the bank “Do It Now”—the start ts tm records and official documents | and counties Cross-Country Run BAN FRANCISCO, cordance with thelr annual custom, Hitt tn a letter to Gor We Have Branches In Tacoma Mik@ Doyle's, 2614 Becond av Fire at Pomeroy. crose-cou country general Store| Scandinavian- American The Pure Julce of the Grape ahment of ite it Over Policeman. Meat Prices That Please At the City Hall market, near Yosier, Bir) round steaks 10c ALASKA BUILDING foarngua, Jan. 2 mes has been app poste of minster of 09 Third | Py For Sale Restaurant complete? with double oven Majestic Range, cash register, dishes, tables good location. Cheap at $600, with well if taken at once for Apply at BNEY & WOODHOUSE FURNITURE CO. 418 PIKE STREET. Phones Main 3998 Ind. 3096 Suit @ Cloak Co. 1207 Second Ave. free from all adulteration, what we sell ‘We have the exclusive agen ey for OLD SARATOGA, MON OGRAM NO. 6 and other high Open evenings until Christemes. Everything Marked HALF PRICE BEGINNING THURSDAY, JAN’Y GRAD, PRICE CLEARING SALE OF WOMEN'S 6UITS, CLOAKS, WAIGTS, PETTICOATS, ETC. KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. 1123 First ave, corner Seneca. OLDEST BANK IN WASHINGTON Will Establish a ; Savings Department January 1, 1907 DEXTER-HORTON & CO. BANKERS Capital, Surplus, Undivided Profits $1,000,000.00 Deposits $9,500,000.00 IN OUR BIG HALF- one-half price one-half price. . one-half price.. .. one-balt price onehalt price. . $10 GARMENTS $7.50 GARMENTS at one-half price Come and pick this up quick. ein, the shoemaker, 217 James Finely tailored garments, well noted for their high qualities and perfect fit; beet materials, most skilful to garments offered elsewhere at much higher prices. REMEMBER The Sale Begins Thursday ONE OF THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES EVER PRESENTED FOR BUYING HIGH GRADE READY TO WEAR GARMENTS IN WOMEN’S APPAREL. jlavings Accounts at NOVELTY SUIT & CLOAK COMPANY 1207 SECOND AVENUE. . f GN OR BEFORE JANURY 1, 1907. SAVINGS DEPORIT . BEAR INTEREST Our more than the confidence enjoyed s bank connection with a powerful financial come this announcement of our tntention UNION BAKERY & CAFE 1413 Gecond Ave, GOOD HOME-MADE 6 LOAVES 25¢. will move to our new DR. S. D. BARNES Is Now Associated With Dr. Rin In the Practice of Osteopathy BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Tweive-Year Guarantee, Lady Attendanta 1420 SECOND 4% INTEREST?” S SAVINGS, ALBERT HANSEN WOU otha" 706 tet Avonue NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Special Sale of Fashionable Furs surgeon In this state » stock of Fur 1 »py of The Star tai you by 6 o'clock any even- Office Hours—9 a. m CONSULTATION FREE. DR.M.M. RING and DR. S.D. BARNES OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, 382 Arcade Bidg., Third Floor, Front of Elevator. $1 PER WEEK Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 Pike St. phone us every t thie way we can be © Visitors to Seattle, Attention found ts a viait to Unele y yard at Bremerton, You » the mammoth battleship ‘onsin and Oregon, the training Philadelphia, torpedo boate oyors, The erulser Albu v on the dry docks for you You will never regret the vis Boats leave Pler 2 at 10 and 80 a. m. and 1:16 and 4:30 p, w week days, with an extra boat Sunday. Round trip bic SAVINGS ® morning positors scarcely od old eta the t to walt until they pre” money. The start * are that deposits may mail with every cer. ntion—and right here tn id car fare to and Baliard Ghe Bank Beattie, U. 8. A aooDp PIANOS Yiector and Edison bite + de Machines MOSIC, STRINGS, ne Ave., Seal Compounded Semi-Annually JANUARY 65, uninterrupted success testifies to not those seeking # savings institution will wel SMALL DEPOSITS ENCOURAGED Make Patent nai Flour ss aduate Amert eville, so a graduate in and has practiced successfully and osteopathy, both eattle, and has taker irsox In Europe. He liever in omteopathy very large percent yperations of today ple would submit ent osteopath for submitting to the Dr, Rarhes is a fully registered physician and eopath, eapectally fits him loss methods of practice not only in chronic cages, but om some of Ite most attend any and all kinds of our home or at our office Lady attendant. Ind, R 2668, proof « giving field Full set of teeth, fit guaran Gold Crowns, 22k . Bridge work ... Gold Fillings th . Silver Fillings that stay in ....... steeeees 35e ASSOCIATED DENTISTS OR. F. J. BETHEL, MGR. (Fifteen Years’ Experience.) it stay in, .+ Greetings. Prosperity Horse Shoe Mining Co., Inc.. 231 Epler Block, Seattle. Phone Main 1594 Memb:rs Washingtor State Mining Association All Curtains and Drapery Go: one-half the original cost and Carpets are greatly re- ai da G DMRS. © EE tee. urring Values $12.50 and $15.00 all times and ve of our supremacy J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Corner Columbia St, Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State Who Is Your Dentist? w our superior ability. PAINLESS EXTRACTING 85.00 : $3.00 * 81.00 Open Evenings and Sunday Forenoons. Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1112 Second avenue, Opp. Garvey Buchanan's, We Are Marking the ee of the Year 1907 With the Biggest ut Price urniture Sale in the History of Seattle Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1907, we will sell REGARDLESS OF COST all goods displayed on our , which includes a boundless variety of all 1 qualities of Furniture— $34.00 Buffets will go for......810.00 80.00 Upholstered Chairs Ry. $25.00 Extension Tables. ..820.00 $24.00 Bookcases for. . 810.00 And so on until your head will fairly swim from big 1s are marked to just Terms Are Strictly Cash and No Goods Can Be Exchanged or Returned, » want to be if you witl give us a chance to prove