The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1907, Page 3

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B {Beripps Te CHICAGO, J« golied te PE a presitent 8 y wnioy gonapiracy | Dontgemery, W from * The oourt mony 4* | fenne sous! was made oe arbitration te Nothing Exchanged, Nothing Taken Back. You ered ar and ™ in-bet Your a new than t A tare Some Some Some Some A large n regular p t Some Some Some Some Some Some Some Sorne Some Some China Some thi Some th Some t Some thi Some things are rap nwany n ste Tablet Red Tag Salenow Some are 10 per cent less. Some are 15 per cent less. Some are 20 per cent less. Some are 25 per cent less. Some are 33 1-3 per cent less. Some are 50 per cent less. Dining Chairs Less TIFIES AT SHEA TRIAL Attorney Kitt Gould, former as sistant atate attorney of Cook coun Service.) ‘EARTH UAKE AND |; tunes, ana at one time “tt Deneon | attorney of Chicago, called at The the trial | Star this morning and made a wed with | lone practiced by the Northern we at (Rerippe Telegraph Borvies,) age ag against the trav LONDON, Jan. t—Diapatehes re-] Attorney Gould, who won a sult ko. | Celved ere say that a tidal wave | saturday against the railroad com \ urred of the south coast of Cey- | pany in which the company held hin rhe dew | 8 Friday, An earthquake 2,000 | baggage for refunal to pay full fare Mee at aon Bas deen recorded for his chfidren who were under | gRIMINAL RECORDS ARE DESTROYED Then come. much profit to you. Rockers Are Less an buy every style and sort Rocker at lessened prices—golden weath- early Engtiah oak, Big ones, tit Some are 10 per cent less. Some are 15 per cent less. Some are 20 per cent less. Some are a5 per cent less. Some are 33 1-3 per cent less. Some are so per cent less. Dining Tables Less dining room shows urgent need of No better place or buy here and now, because of the in fall swing number . Some are 10 per cent are 15 per cent are 20 per cent are 25 per cent afe 33 1-3 per cent less. Wood and Iron Beds are are are are are are are are are are 10 15 ao 25 33 50 15 20 are at very weathered seat Desks Less } iver Peorta, now the state wiare blew team Chen. bondame ar Andiotm superintendent sorving & sent prison for Jestroyed laat night when bur open Ky thetr Mt againat Dougherty of schools whe bn the safe contain destruction hin ted, and a tu afte ane. SITRAVELERS ARE FLEECED stated that full fare is demand od tn hundreds of cases where only part fare should be charged two-thirds rate or Mr. Go vieit, prowaed invest went for his family of those tlokets at lowe wld came to this ety t HO greatly was he with Beattle that he in real entate he THINKS HE CAN RAISE DIX WITH PROPER EQUIPMENT, holding #ueh tickets and wishing to remain here have to sell thelr a low the money altogether on a THE SEATTLE STAR | | will and has James MeDanald a Jongshoreman and halibut fisherman ean, if ment, Dix, M experience tn sunken ships Ae the the given raise proper sunken believen he nocoutres steamer tr, MeDonald has had a wide locating and Tt waa he who le nl OMe BO years ago. ralelng which was sunt Donald's plan iw very similar to the iby A. BO. Denniston, ox In regard to round-trip tlekets B oe SD ames ‘ Telegraph Service.) Mr, Gould stated that, under both te cea Papert anergy NORRISTOWN, Pa TA. [the stato and tnteratate laws, the] with grapples. J, Cawaatt's will, dtwposing of $10,- company tx compelled to redeem 000,000 and hin estate, was filed to- | tickets within #ix months from the! pont soe away your old jay. The ontire fortune goes to hie | time they are issued, under penalty] ciothes, Mave them cleaned — to wl wife and children, and none’ to|of $500 fine, This the company re|jook lke new at the Pantorium y, fore charity fuses to do and in consedq » Call up Main 1048 ove aa ie. ATR TERMS: Cash Only; Nothing One Week More ot seye maple time of Dining Chairs, to Verily, tho a The Red Tag Sale swings into its with undiminished vigor. gone over and sharper along the line. Hall Furniture Les Under thie beedline are Included a lare line of Hall Trees, Hall Mirrors an@ Hall Gettess in weathered and golden oak. Prices are very low during Baie - Some are 10 per cent le Some are 15 per cent le Some are 20 per cent less. Some are 25 per cent less. Some are 33 1-3 per cent less. Some are 50 per cent less. Need a Table for the library? to the store and take “Red Tag” Sale offerings, in # weathered oak and mahogany ie of less. less. Some are 10 per cent Some are 15 per cent Some are 20 per cent less. Some are 25 per cent less. Some are 33 1-3 per cent less. An extensive vartety tow prices, in Wood, cane are worth oak Savings less. less. less. less. 1 Keds ess than 1 tke Iron and W male at * run down h cent less, cent less. per cent less. per cent less. 1-3 per cent less. per cent less. per per exhaustive variety per cent less. per cent less. per cent less. per cent less. 1-3 per cent less. cent less. cent o per cent less 25 per cent less. 33 1-3 per cent less. 50 per cent less. 10 per per less. puy? Now comp: Borne Beautiful uphotstering of vel eatry. The savt fn mahogany and some re well worth Some are 20 per cent less. Some are 25 per cerit less. Some are 33 1-3 per cent less. Some are 50 per cent less. China Closets Less No need of putting off the buying of the long destred China Closet any longer on ac ant of the entatied se. Prices are much leas, In golden an Some are Some are 10 per cent less. 15 per cent less. Some are 20 per cent less. Some are 25 per cent less Some are 33 1-3 per cent less. Some are 50 per cent less. Bookcases Les Rook mbination and De weather Some are 10 per cent less, 15 per are 20 per 25 per 33 1-3 per cent less. Some are cent less. Sore cent less. Some are cent less. Sore are Curtains and Draperles r i tleres, one ar A two pair lots of Por great red ns from regular price Some things are 20 per cent less Some things are 25 per cent less. Some things are 33 1-3 per cent less. Some things are 50 per cent less. the Reé Tag Then come the Parlor Furniture Less f o@d pieces and te suits on sale at great reduction in 0 pur and tap- while 1 weathered oak— Parlor Some Some Some Some Some Some Chiftor birds ing the Red actual value Aiptendia r plar valu or are 10 per are 15 per are are a5 per are are re Some are 10 Some are 15 Some are 20 per Some are a5 Some are 33 Some are 50 Buffets Less pportuntty for buying the Buf- fet you've been | 7 The Red Tag Sale second week Stocks have again been rice reductions made all ose that did not attend the sale during the past week will find that for once procrastination was a virtue. We know that a visit will be of Parlor Tables Les Tables of all sorts at weathered 1 be able to gratify it 20 33 5° Dressers, Chiffoniers wer Interested P m sale at re Atotate—en oak oF mag fancy cent less. cent less. cent less, cent less. 1-3 per cent less. per cent leas, per re of golden oak, any of dur sch leas than cent less. cent less. cent less. per cent less. 1-3 per cent less. per cent less, per tng at much less than Some Some Some Some Some and Tag Sale re Some Some Some Some Office Chairs Less A large Some Some Some Some Some Some Misfit © are are are are are Couches of vel are 15 per cent less, are 20 per are 25 per cent are 33 1-3 per cent less. are are are are are are Some things Some things Scme things Some things 10 15 Some are 20 per cent less. a5 33 50 Couches Less ar, antasote are tr Some are 10 per cent less. ak 10 15 20 a5 33 50 rpeta, 07 are are are are per cent less. per cent less. per cent less. 1-3 per cent less. per cent less, of tapestry, of leather 1 in the Red cent less. less. f Office Cha and mahog mn sale at cut per cent less. per cent less. per cent less. per 1-3 per cent less. per cent less. cent less. Carpets and Rugs 44 Rugs, Mata, 10 per cent less. 15 per cent less, 20 per cent less. 25 per cent less Some things are 33 1-3 per cent less. Some things are 50 per cent less, Never Pass Our Windows Without Inspecting Their Contents ; Always Something of Interest Being Shown Exchanged ; Nothing Taken Back, MONDY, JAN. % nee ce PANAMA is SA Favor the Exposition. fi slander has returned th trip through the (Soripps Telegraph Servi se hg Bg ye MPXICO CITY, Jan. T—Acc ing to a telegram from Maza received the most hearty the missing amer, City of F mont. Mr. Chealander goes an arrived at that port at 6 * week to visit other mid m, youterday t states Bhe experienced a rough trip, t one | sustained nly slight damage ' Welsbach dome ight 89 that everywhere the prope ©MORUS GIRL NOW AT gt pe about it and kept on playing: WITNESSED THE GREAT Women Screamed and Fainted. “By Chie time the audience real FRAGEDY AT THE MADISON | io that there had beon a murder SQUARE GARDEN BQ NEW |and women began to seream and VoRK, faint, While the excitement we — tense, The curtain was rung sown | INT - and it fw remarkable how quickly wadle Mtherton, a chorus sir ithe theater waa cleared. There are 4 Xpo takes the part of rau Brat-|qiwaye several policemen tn the! wyret in “The Strollers,” which| theater, and these took charge of | Wave tho first of a week's perform-|Thaw and kept the crowd away Ahdes at th, Grand theater last a eg wrap: Bon gags Sea which | | a sheet Wan thrown nicht, was a witness of the dram-|" "riers weemn to be « pecullar| atic killing of Btanford White by | fate which directed Whi to the d Harry K. Thaw, the New York mil-| Madison Square roof garden thea E H y Ss f Sligh ly U d Uphaire, which’ took place in the| ter that night, Ie son and some xtraordinar aic 0 t se rhe ed to persuade him to go MiiAizon Bquare root garden the- | Cr rs redo perenne eat finet Pianos and Organs -Good Pianos eter conmente but changed his mind Happened on Opening Night. and went to the roof theater alone for $135, $90 and as low as $48. here Thaw and hie wife were, The! it Waa on the opening night of | ¥ ch White made regard the took wanton theoton’y ons vase, [remarks which Excellent Organs $19, $28, $ telling of the killing, “and the house |!n¥ Mim a yr ap eee pepe er te tc ’ ’ ’ wan crowded, ‘Mademoiselle ¢ Gay before the trap at whieh E E pagne’ was being played, and the Saggtie aa — arte re) I on a cho as on the #tnge pe | Ulm, bw quie by Srtende, Wis chorus wat gn the ataga n-th bm, Bal wag Slee by fend. He MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS -emgg Bag EGE = henldee the | Would Ki Thaw, #0 it Is reported, FORD RE per aN P oe girle in the chores besides | the | Sr theip next mesting It is not yet too late to secure one of the fine slightly { \' in her role of steter ae name Hamilton her enke, ls more owt tee’ thar oe eee SOUND MARBLE @ Her gc s and the cos ] tumes of the whole company t GRANITE CO. Margaret Oswald, new in the com }pany, plays the Countess Tuesk!'s ret Ave, Beattle rt ably Ind. 028.. e ny Right of Sword” will be j | | ~ a b | Which t ist arrived from Grand Rapids, Michigan, 4 the biggest furniture market in the United States, are n sale at our store today and tomorrow (Monday and hich we are sacrificing in order new stock. Our warehouse is filled must dispose of everything or en- used Pianos and Organs to make room for ¢ to overflowing, We | White Was Architect of Theater. “When White he sat down Harry Short ‘The Ya Peeullarly who was in Beattie tn vaul.? enough, reached the theater with an acquaintance the tr ay happened when we were singing the|near the stage, The roof garder gage new warerooms, In order that each and every instru- linew of the song ‘I Could Love al which wae designed by White, hax| . ll be d A od : \ Ga’ t lost Million Girls’ Suddenly there was|a row of senate tn the middie, on |p MENt will be disposed of, prices and terms have been fo & platol shot in the audience andleach wide of which are table ath Sight of. In the lot is also included a number of brand I looked and saw a man in evening | which drinks are served. White sat/f new, latest style uprights {n fanciest cases, which have drome wtanding before another seat-|down at one of these a short dis “ba lightly “ atte 4 ; sa ft ed at @ table, and just as I looked | tance in front of Thaw and his wife | w Hi x ly — 1 in shig —s In ce instances & the ond shot was fired and the| whom he ly did not see. |f Scarf will cover these defects, which we will throw in free. man who wae seated fell to the | He then went into the bar and ask For $141 you can now secure a fine Vose & Son Up floor, The man who 41d the shoot- | od permission of Larry Lawrence to/f right Piano, which cost when new $300. ing ran toward the elevator at the | treat the girls, but this was refused ; - 2 Yell Pig ‘ A rear of the theater, and I saw our| White returned and sat down at the | An excellent Mahogany right Bell Piano, in fine stage manager, Harry Lawrence, | table, Thaw was seen to walk pant | condition, now only $167, and an elegant Upright Lake- jump from the stage and with a/|him in an ited way two or three side, in pretty walnut case, as good as new in every re- fireman run and overtake the flee- | times, and then turn as with a sud | spe ct, for $255 | ing man, den resolve, dered hin gun who stopped and surren- walk up to White, wh A larger size pretty Emerson Upright Piano, which lifting @ glase to bis lips, “Phere are several platol sh mM him in the face, at the |§ COSt when new $325, now only $148. the play, and at first the audience | same time remarking: ‘I sald 1} An. ele it solid rosewood case Weber Square now seemed to think the shots had been | would kill you, and I wilt goes for $100, and another Weber (upright), used only a fired on the stage. “At first public opinion was with few months, case somewhat marred, now goes for $187. We chorus girls who saw the|Thaw in New York. It was the! Be shooting of course knew there was that caused it A pretty Upright Steinway, used only six months, cost ‘ tragedy, and we stopped winging, | ntiment changed ma- |i when new $575, now goes for only $237. Another Steinway put the musicians, who have their | jority do not now believe that Thaw I ha fb - . Hon 4 backs to the audience, knew noth.’ Was crazy, even temporarily.” pright, in beautiful mahogany case, turned in as ‘part ayment on a Pianola Piano, now goes for $210. ne IN ninin played all week, with dally mat A Lester Upright, used two months, in elegant walnut THE THEATERS inees except Thursday and Friday case, now only $139, cost originally $350; and another a seamee cane py Paty pary is |] Lester Upright, the largest and fanciest style, in fine ma- Northern h iy per an ¥ nounced, hogany case, now only $192 “The Strotiers. ond A superb golden oak largest size Kimball Upright, The Atroliers” opened a week's New Vaudeville Tonight. brand new, but slightly marred, now only $357, and an- engagement at the Grand Jest night] At the Star theater at 7:30 and th Kimball fa © wal case, special 1 with « fairly creditable perform-|% o'clock tonight the first evening [E ? per imball, in fanciest walnut case, special art style, aneo, The company two good) performances of a new program ot || brand new, now only $372 voices, Joneph W. Smith and Alda | vaudeville acte will be given. The | An elegant Bailey Upright, in fine mahogany case, Hemmt. The latter was encored| leading acts are comedy sketches | brand new, now only $267. repeatedly in her song “ and/ by Edsall & Forbes and Bvans & " : 2 Mr. Smith's batiad, “Rose of My|Lioy4. There will be five other A fine Chickering Square Grand, in solid rosewood tin was also enjoyed. Teddy | turns on the bill, which will be re case, first class condition, now only $135 Wee drew derable applause | viewed in full tomorrow, An excellent G. B. Miller Square Grand, A-1 condition, th'the role of the strofier, The sec- | ob ap 5 us act is decidodiy the best of New Real Estate Firm. 1 SOW only 70. ; : the. thr The song “Cheyenne"| EB. L. Reber and Will H. Hanna | A good Hallett & Comstock Square Grand, beautiful furnishes the groundwork for the ne ferme 4 the Re ber Hanne com: |i rosewood case, fine tone and action, now only $65, and fart act. The-we mpany fe well up| Pany, to transact realty business . ro S a anos a y agg comet Ryd the cos. | Both men are well known in Beat-|f Other good Square Grand Pianos as low as $55, and even fiiitlee are much better than when | Ue and, although employed in other | $48 pany appeared here last | Occupations, have for the past three | or four years handled more or less ORGANS FOR A SONG —— real estate business r , ave © a 3 INUsiss arg - The Old Clothes ton We hay eon hand an ur al y large number of ex Whe « Clothes Man” with Olympic Market cellent Parlor and Chapel Style Reed Organs, also several James K. McCurdy, the author, in ‘ piano cased Organs. You can w secure a fine six-octavo the Ultie role ned at the Se-/| 118 Pike et. eaves half your meat |§ Chicago Cottage Organ, in black walnut fi | licago Cottage gan, bla ’ case, for onl 6, Last yesterday for the week. There|billa. Try them and see. Seg peer orca gta, 3 y $4 | # wenty of pugilistic buein slum peggy Si 4584 . . . Hiaik and doings, and the usual An practically new Estey Organ, in fanciest golden mount of villainy, There are no oak case, now o $48, and another Estey, little plainer drags in the performance, and ev case, only $40. ee were i An excellent Kimball Organ, case somewhat marred, “The Bohemian Girl.” | but otherwise in good condition, now only $31. Another At Taylor's Castle Garden yes Kimball Organ, fancier style, now only $34. terday the Ameden Opera company Other O ns ine condition, as , sconeuhed “Fie Subbenan Gee aie! ther Organs, in fine condition, as low as $19, $21 and which proved to be one of the 925, és best things that mpany has Pay for these as best ts your convenience, We'll given. There 4 nee ay accept any reasonable offer as to terms. ‘Tis not-a°qjuee. es among the principale this ak ae maa giana seth eet ‘ wedek. tactudiaey De, Cant Genteah tion of profit now—we must di pose of every one of the) former Beattie physician. and remaining fine Organs in the quickest possible time, . Bet~ a phystolan, an 1 p Reasic Fuirbarn, who was a mem ter arra to come the first thing tomortow morning, ber of the Stewart Opera company or afternoon as the remaining fine instruments are bound The old favorites scored hte Leerette Mater to be snapped up quickly. Remember everything will be three jJuveniion, gave specialties found exactly as represented and satisfactory in every re- which were well received. spect, and in addition each and every instrument will be ed and polished a rut first clas e. New Bill at Wonderland. tuned and polished and put in first class shape. DEPOSITS MADE The new bill at the Wor a trip ver the O. BR. @ N rom IN OUR SAVINGS DE- Portland to The Dalles, will be PARTMENT UP TO given thie week, starting this aft veal - DRAW INTEREST . mz s also shown. FROM JANUARY 18T. “By Right of Sword | William = =Donlan and Phillip Sheffield, in “By Right of Sword,” | r expensive play put on by! tages company at the Lots, House of Reliability 903 Second an the Pa are the Russ! The Entire Contents attractions, The play ts in netting, and works out a ane of Willing mistaken Identity. Henry McRae, Robert Laurence William Morris and Harry Mack all ave good pa half t are brand new, a ay) for just one ir regular selling price. Th nd are being unpacked first time. They are t of the Nelson Mat- 1s for the manufacture on display for the ‘om the July Ex fam Clothing Half Price We’ve Only Five Days More to Stay A. BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next Door to Bon Marche » Company, le furniture and more particularly for hand- modern bedroom novelties. center men’s represent an er array of chairs, $s, dressers, library tables, t« nd t and beds oniers, chiffoniers We pr pruning you greater bargains today ar bargains at our big stock- ymised you great { and y 1, We promise last week ; nd tomorrow. Y ale ou'll not be disappointed Corrury Furnrrure Company Sxconp Avenue & Spring Street Exclusive Agente for the Elwell Kitohen Cabinet. Exclusive Agents for the Monarch Range.

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