The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1907, Page 3

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& (Serippe scleg PORTLAND, Ore, down ur of rain and atrong This morning all rivera of Western Or | brimful out to the banka, and the seneon are in The Willamette ts at ite nd if now at wceasions during fugniah Light i i WORLD LEADERS : OF YMG A, 1 leaders of the GHIFF OF POLICE CUES DEFT 1 have inaued oF lee Floating on F VANCOUVER, BL ¢ British Columbia ts In the snowstorm, On Vancow whenever he i » treets, and will © pite of any injunction many years 1 close to Victoria a few inches around Vancouver, tminater snow is a Fraser river is half full of floating and steamers cannot with safety fomnd beaxing om enforcing Northera in N a and the law forbids beg-! KENNEY GIVES ~HINGELF UP f being dixord pla inat Saturd daw, find that | mean busi) ia jase houses | Ly rane WHI the last Costament Cholr show that he fled from the and gave himeelf up. ¢ af the association's steamahip con ML ROBLES ARE SETTLED p the Masters’ and the steam considerab from Ume to time to mystic, eatiethen § evolutions on six day# of the} the seventh, Rev. W . beginuing with weave rhetorical fla} an inctinatton for he hardwood Moor— |} jivine grace. doctor ts aa verantile » of startitng mer church at Bet and this mor is able to show brimstone, Rev Sermon will be on “A Startling inoo this morning that they had won ; wien FIGHT BIGAMIGT CHARGE U. 8 LAND OFFICE REPORT. { figures by Prank A Seymore Mattingly goods salesman, and shout to smoned Into court to anewer ot being a double haw he will fight the case neoas in December, | per cent of that a iim N vember so as against November, %. SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES. ing a Se Institute for examination, at 809 Madison it In charged, he had already | many years ago Mattingly ts 50 years of age |¥. M. ©. A. ANNUAL MEETING. annual meeting of the A. will be held Monday | founced a rate fare for the vr Beal convent! Jude ult Growers Members of reetors and of executive reporta submitted SHIRT SPECIAL 65e. atewt shirt bargalr foilar and a halt, Witeon Brow with having to return it larceny by ballee. THE FAIR 1513-156-17-19 GECOND AVENUE. A. HUTCHINSON. CO, ner Second and Union st. *** Couches and Davenports THE ONLY STORE FOR THE PEOPLE 1913-15-17-19 S& THE ENTIRE COUNTRY WIND, RAIN AND SNOW pons®, DAGAME IN OREGON, BRIT 18H COLUMBIA AND MIDDLE WEST STATES. floods of the stage line, Traffic on the Honneville yesaterdas to Portland this amer, Many sections report the worst storm of the season, a two feet of snow w OW rly two feet dep Terrible Conditions in Dakotas, MINNEAPOLIS, Mina, along the towns, h Bervice.) fon are rising. The and O. R. & N. is warm for thin sea kod by slides and wash: hundred passengers who were marooned on the O. R. & or River, Jan ar There are navigate Jan th Dakota are ab without coal, and a wtorm would cause untold suffering The farmers are burning hay and “traw and are prepared to throw | intensely cold USED BROTHER’S mented It te on MUNICIPAL LIGHTING STORMS RAGING OVER PLANT IS PAYING toh of course themselves upon th which ar » ie con CARML, TL, river is rising four All the er mous damage doren families morning from i Wabash River Rising Rapidly. Jan, 4.—The Wabash feet an hour, oke are flooded and ener being done. were driven this t Carmi, where Wabash and Ohio rivers Kentucky Traffic De LOUISVILL the raflroade demoralized rains. weath a. of Western Kentucky on account Floode in New York. URG, mark and otil! rising bridge at out and traffic ts tled up. Hiddle UTICA, N. ¥., Jan, 4--The Mo hawk river if at flood stage and tire valley is damaged. Th no signe of the incessant rains stopping Flood at Roseburg. c Jan, 4.—The the low water ‘The ratiroad has been carried Demented Man in Storm, OROVILLE ped naked MONEY - Jac FINED p & che “e money is now enid by they were charged wapected the offic te hired this Beit steerer, and that the money he ob- | tained was divided equally among the two societies of which she was Interment will be made b won caught yesterday Hinavian to the a Bwede out of $6 certificate written on a plece blank paper refused to be eworn before/ Gordon this morning, and no statement could be obtained from Gordon imposed « fine and sente a bien days on the chain gang DOCTOR'S TROUBLES NOW IN GORDON'S COURT. of the valued at 870, After time the Jot of hin Beattle relative. }hear of hin afterward it cannot be brother's arrival whether restitution of }made, If it should prove not of have been made the ¢ ~} maine that the of Melody | wrath of his broth Meichotr, of Joliet, Tb cause he had accepted m him for the purchase of se property and had fa restitution Of it? ig mid by R nerton, mney from | ne Be he who knew Melchotr tn that his brother had sent sume of money Invest in local This was done, anid Mr cobs, at Meichotr's advice, he went east a number of years ago | Mek hotr w to vinit his m visit _hie brother. SULLEN CROOK and his what brother. Mr. Jn arrested yeaterday after hoon by the police Miss nine © pol AN ex-convict from Cailfornia ‘The man's ame” cata Wappenstein today, “war te pick up ple lowers and other characters and take them to the Gio where, after « fake exam | tool Mt age a member asd Yelm, W | WRIT IS DENIED i oon, charged | » borrowed a gold diamond locket from Dr. Annie | Rargar and failing | He in charged with mbus, © sending learned until roperty old mi Cal, Jan, 4.—Parties ‘e scouring the mountains miles back of Oroville for a de ratlroad laborer who from his guardians wing In the mountains and money for seme other lost track nd did mot again until several ibility belongs to says that the dead don of « brewor bia City, She im active pertaining to Oriental © Order of Hen Hur, and the Re bekahe Mise Van Tromp waa 26 years of Funeral services will be held trom Butterworth @ Sona chapel jat § o'clock tonight Loulee Dart NATIVE DAUGHTER DIES SUDDENLY Christine faughter of Mr Tramp, died at her home at Colum bia City of pneumonia | 2 = Trumy daughter and was on prominent young women of Colum 4 member and in all things art No, (Serine “Telograch Service.) of her hua! KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4—The so preme court this morning denied a writ of habeas corpus to Aggie Meyers, sentenced to hang ‘Jan. for the murder and A LONG HEAD any shape George W. Miracle ts being! your head. no re-block alwaye feels right when a 83 Hergar hat ls w ‘That's our business, to M1 a hat to matter what shape The Bardar hat te tw lasts longer at charge wh The SPOT for the people where they can get genuine tell their own story. MILLINERY DEPT $2 and $2 Street Hats. ladies and children, at $1 King. LADIES’ MUSLIN WEAR. Plotahner & Meyers’ of Portland 33 13e the Dollar. Skirt Night Gow Cornet ¢ ORV @0008 DEPT 1,000 Calleo, brands 5,000 vde 26e Dress all kinds; Eruption P 1,000 vda Soe Dress all kinds; Eruction Price 1,000 yda The and $1 Drese Gooda, all kinds Price pieces mill end Towellne; Eruption Price Re each, Hee each each, 1%@ each Ty end worth times ita price naked. 1 Towels; Eruption Price ench h 2,000 yda Toweling Price, yard ; Full size Lace Cartains Eruption Price, palr Heavy Quilte and Blankets Eruption Price Worth do 12 1-2¢ Outin Pillowa of all dese just about one-half price. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS AND COATS DE PARTMENT Our cut in this dep loop Ladies’ Suits Price Price $15 Ladies’ Sutte, Price $10 Ladies’ Suita, Price Children's Coats, Price ne 2.50 ond Ri; THE FAIR COND AVENUE ») Children’s School Caps and Hats; Eruption Price Drawers long an tt lnate Eruption Price, yard S yards to a cnatomer 12 1% Flanne lengths; Eruption Price $10 Ladies’ Price $7 Ladies Price 0 Ladies Price Coats, Eruption S495 ‘oats, Eruption B3.05 Coats, Eruption 7.95 LADIES’ SKIRTS. $8.00 Skirts, $15.00 Skirts, BID LADIES" FURNISHING! 50 Skirte 00 Skirts Eruption Price 81.35 Eruption Price SL.O5 Eruption Price Eruption Price mercy of the | ble to furnish | fuel to the residents even now, | The interstate om mile idering sending agent to seoure relict ter for about two w Aisappeared from For twO weeks ag das a deserter, The be Rohney-Wataon's, Coron wil hold an inquest TANG TALLED lw remarkably both lines are practically wader and passengers declare the snow ta still falling fast. CHESTER H. CLARK! COAL SITUATION Pacific Coast Co. ing received at the family residence, 420 at, last night of paralys \ Clark was 4 native of Iilinols and came here to spend his remaining years with his ohiidren, wh Seattle residents, He was a w ower and leaves t Louls HL, Chester R., Ralph B. and Alfred O. Clark, all in Beattle n's will may ve everything to his dog's wh monument, rightfully but reatore Van Trump and Mre. TB. Van night & native of the most Services will be conducted under the auspic ag tion ‘of officers at the Boa letie’ club tonight of the 7 fReal Extate Men's association, Geo. F¥ Meacham will be elected presi Seft, and John Erskine will be te right han many others clean and repatr hate free natant wear makes them look old. jLiltagar @ Barkman, 1310 Second one Peduced prices ]@m Chicago Jewelry Co., 1207 Bec “gna ay eve THE FAIR 1613-16-17-19 SECOND AVENUE ERUPTION SALE befpaine—our prices below ’ 4. 4. wour, Mor, The FAIR Dep't Store 5°!)<)5i) BODY FLONTING IN THE BAY The body of William Rohde, 90) yours old, a member of tho 92nd Coast Artillery corps, statloned at Fort Ward, was found at noon top day floating in the water at the | foot of King at, by two of the crew of the tug Hero. y was badly decomposed | » in the wa ks. Rohde Ward about and had been post r Carroll ~ IN ONOW ‘The Great 8 Northern is expertonc ing great difficulty im operating its tralie on account of the unusually heavy snows tn the Cascades dur ing the past three days. Th Was opened this frat oF attioe wince yesterday morning road orning fo land train to arrive in Be The thern “Oriental due in Beattie Jan. 2 at T45 p. m., has not arrived, but is @mpected in some time today, Yes ferday’s Oriental Limited train wil arrive some Ume today, it Is believed. Practically every train on the Great Northern due from St Paut te from hind cific was able to get in one train thi# morning. It .was the Coast Limited, which was due yes te me to two days be The Northern Pa hedule. rth lay afternoon. The roads on owed DIED LAST NIGHT Chester i “Clark, aged 64, died Lenora Mr a following sons Mr. Clare was « member of the following orders and secret socie ties: Knights of Pythias, W. O W., G. A. BR, & Mason of high at ing and an Odd Follow, Funeral services will be held from the fam ily residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be under the auspices of Stephe * Post, G AR. Kev. M A. Matthews will officiate. Interment will be made in the G. A. R. cemetery ONVICT SUED FOR DWORGE Mrs. Estella King thie morning fied a sult for divoree from her hueband, w year et Walla Walla, Samuct King, the husband, was convicted in October The couple te poms. Wew oF is now serving a two * on & felony charge vente nc merly lived in Te Rs FOR THE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION At the banquet and annual elec i secretary. A first and seo 4 vice president will also be jected That the Northern Pacific rail i. through the efforts of G mi Passenger Agent A. M. Cle will do all in its power to ad rtise the Alaaka-Pactfic-Yukon position was the tents of a tter recetwed at the office of the Ihamber of Commerce this morn Watch Special Kigin and Whitham watches at week, $10 and Zz. A. MAFRIDGE CO, INC. Spaol Cotton, Eruption price Eruption price, paper * le Hooke and Eyes, Eruption Grice, pape le $0q Ribbon, all shades: 4 fhohen wide; Eruption ard i5e 8 FURNISHINGS, $19 Men's Pants, Eruption Gee Te 83.95 $250 Men Pants, Eryption ies R145 $2.80 Men’ Pants, Eruption Grise S195 Children's Knee Pants, Brup- 1 lot of Corsets, odd sizes Eruption Price 1 lot of Ladies’ ¢ wh tion Price 1 lot Import Gloves, $ air. . the American made nets, alzes 18 to and’ gray; Erup 27¢ 1 French Kid and $2 kind Eruption Price, pair. G5e 1 lot Ladies Hostery tion Price black every-day c kind; Erup pair Gel” 1 lot Children’s Hose, all sizes, 16¢ price kind; Eruption We 1 lot S0e Cotton and Cash mere Hot 1 lot faney Eruption price 2ke linle Howe, $1 val Eruption price, pair ST¢ The Wool Knit Petticoats Eruption price aRe $1 Flannelette price O5e Eruption Night Gowns $2 Long Kimonos, Eruption price 1.45 1 lot Wrappers for ladies Eruption price ape Short Kimonos, Eruption price. 50 kind, THe; $2 kind, Oe; $3 kind 81.45 Ladies’ Merino Underwear Eruption price wk Children t.derwear alt kines; Eruption price, 28@ FANCY GOODS DEPART MENT fhe Ladies’ Collars, Eruption price 10¢ the Ladion’ Collars, Eruption price 12 ae Headed Neck Chains Eruption price ite SPECIAL 6,00 yds. Laces, value from He to 40¢ % Inch to tion price all widthe from 4 inches; Erup 2 126 Créamery Butter, Eruption ruption price thon orice 21¢ Man's Underwear, 76 kind Eruption price 45 Men's Sox, 10e kind; Erup tion price, pair te Grips of all kinds half price, fot « wm, $1 ruption proce R195 CERY AND CROCKERY 4 sizes Men's Suite, avd $15 kind DEPARTMENT. 3HOLS S.41d03d 3HL price, a Ib Re ch Butter, Eruption pri 1b 266 bs. Sugar, Eruption price 7 50e em Hams, Eruption ice 12 B4e tern Lard, Eruption price und 8 34e 8. Leaf Lard, 8 and 6 cans; Eruption price 10 12¢ Butter, 26¢ kind, Erup on price De Fe Breakfast Food and filler; worth ¢ 1e Alaska Steak Salmon ruption price, can 7 1:2¢ lo, Balt, 5 Iba, Eruption *-. Me , Primes, Eruption price, tb 31-2¢ ret Wine Vinegar, 7-year bid; 1 gal. will make 4 bring your own jug; Erup tlon price Fresh Bees, Eruption price Ve Nabisco Crackers, Nat'l. Ris guilt Co, 10e Kind; Brup tlon price, box American Sardines, 15 be Eruption price oe and © Tea, all kinds Eruption price the THE FAIR 1513-15-17-19 SECOND AVENUE Cetin 1) Pee eee eee ee ee eae NO GEAT6, NO FARES, firet of the aud Loyal Height in considering "Umbrella Sale RE GRAND DUKE WRETEIED| raph GBervice.) Second Four-Day Special Sale y is av (Boripps Te! reported that ( Premier Stolypin and two mew of the cabinet are marked for sasaination at CARNEGIE MAKES RICH GIFT araph Gervice.) Women’s Coats «4 Rain Coats higher percentage of reduction er quoted in thin elty than any other special prices ev Aw you know, merchandise. this is a strictly new stock of high-grade Spec sat Prices for $12.50, $133.50, $15.00, $16.50, 818, #20.00. Ys (Scripps Te WASHINGTON, Jan. Cravenette Raincoats OO, B16.! 50, 2818. 4 0, 00, $16.50, 818. 00, ‘¢ 20.00. jee Columbia Bt the wie han given $716 bullding for a bureau of overnments of the This sale will last four days and Tuesday JAP CREW WOULD DESERT. Appraised of the fact that there | was a plot among the sailors of the | Japanese steamer Datni Katoshira | Maru to escape during the the captain has employed J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Corner Columbia St, Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State will continue to do se as long as|/ The master ts under heavy | keep his men on the ship. | The vessel is lying at the Centen-| The Pure Julce of the Grape With 100 tons of out and a small of mine run morning #0c one ton each The Carbonado Coal Co. r was exhausted $5,000 for a Finger, anatomica) | valuation waa this mornin: ied brought in the superior | sand dollars l# the sur which Leslie aske through bie) Lyman W. Nelson, for the work in the shingle mill of the Manufacturing company from all adulteration, what we sell. BANK CLEARANCES. » the exclusive agen ey for OLD BARATOGA, MON: 6 and other high OGRAM NO. grade goods. eee tenes Open evenings until Christams. ee ee ee THREE CENT CAR FARE AT BALLARD Three cent KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO, 1123 First ave. corner Seneca. fares ate In vogue One of the greatest shirt bargains . some colorings, stiff bosom, for 65< each, while they last W. B. HUTCHINSON CO. Corner Becond and Unton St. Hamiiton-Brown Shoes At @ discount are selling at This wet climate of ours has proved page 4 for other Sunday adver shoe specials. ALASKA OUTFITTERS, Tents, Sleds, Stoves and Complete Outfits. Loggers’ Supply Co. Colman Docs extension ¢ tg $3.00 NOVELTY SUIT & CLOAK COMPANY 1207 SECOND Av. $5.00 per set. Raymond & Hoyt 405 Pike St, Everything Marked | Yale Dentists = bil town, a dist of three c rip to Loyal tw the highest polmt highly appreciated, I fF win mmpany W i* KB. B. ¢ te var nd t been in op t mer HIRT SPECIAL 666. c f " irt bargain ‘ rand @ half, Hro«’ @hirt, hand tor 660 no t I 1+ Friday, Saturday, Monday Keep in Mind Cline’s Piano put the Suits to Two stores, 6 James st. SAFE DEPOSIT}: BOXES $3.00 Per Year and Up. 5 Per Cent. Interest on Savings Deposits, Security Savings and Safe Deposit Co. 113 Seneca Street. YOUR EXCEPTIONAL OP. PORTUNITY. To introduce our high-class work we will imsert 100 sets best 5. 5. White teeth Work manship and satisfaction guar- anteed. While they last, $8.00 per set. The finest set of teeth iw the city (for the momey) at PAIN 8 EXTRACTION A SPECIALTY. Other Prices: Gold Filling, $1.00 up. Silver Fillings, 50c. Gold Crowns, $8.50 to $500. Bridgework (per tooth) $3.50. 12-Year Guarantee With All Work. Lady Attendant. Gor, Second and Yeeler. Over Guy's Drug Store. Patent Excellent F or The First Day of Our Big tock-Pruning Sale HAL PREY Was the biggest kir ahogany Writing Desk for ~ B35 $17.50 Weathered Oak Desk 88.50 $22.50 Weathered Oak Desk $45 Golden Oak Bed, $22.50 $65 Mahogany Bed for, 30 buying high arade ready to women's apparel NOVELTY sur & CLOAK COMPANY 1207 SECOND Av $115 Parlor Sofa for Century Furnrrure Company Srcowp Avenve & Spring Sreeer 6 SSEPR © 6 TEL 6 MTEL O rhose pieces which e of melted away like ihere are many more and ask to see some #10. We are not responsible for: delayed deliverton Goods to be delivered In ent condition, Noth ing exchanged. bio

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