The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, JAN. 8, 1907. in ‘HWIBIG NET PROFIT, BUT THE == to Wyoming, Nebraska and lowa, and Josiah Collins was made a spe Qchram, of the Washit ston |QOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP IN ete rset a y| cial comminsioner ang will take up Joho Soyany. wae lst DIKME) THE LITTLE KINGDOM AL:| fi | @xposition unofficially with ‘Treat comps the Seattle | at Britain, France and taly preailent of Che Seattle) LOWS OF CHEAP TRAVEL. H oat Brita A. coud n. « we her was named con < ninsioner to Mexico ined to be mom} hen, © ¥ Co ghan SOR te to succeed ; : * a COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS. . nt and was etectel § see This le the second of four 4 Reuben W. Jor so * articles deseribing the nation &! ff IY At the Commercial Club lant aa peoretary ate | © al Ownership of railroads in © it vst " night it was agreed that there The ery y® ; oth | © Europe, : Lehould be five commissioner in ed from , to the | * stoad of three, for eitte r 2h Bids for olaht ro - Ll eee Re 1000 population, and # resolution to fellow ancl oan? s — lithat effect was handed to the ley pehoola were ¢ sat Y HARRY G. FARMER. Hislative committee for prosecution Fontract gooa U0 F v8 Of Special Raliroad Commissioner in "A banquet will be held shortly, and tale city for HESS a 1 Europe for The Seattle Star, Arrangements made for mthly to Lance & Pete 2 y con's HWRUSSELA, Pee. 16,—Delgium, inners for members. The views to work must be co! which ix somewhat amalier than i be used In Los Angelos in the cour The auditing x | Maryland, operates 1,200 miles of} [iam oa iif ing publicity campaign were exhib ape to ratiways, which In 1904, the latest ‘ ‘ Nod, ah af December any | year for which statistics are pub: Te Ce eee o96.12 reation he chap: | ished, made a net profit for the The Difference A cot waila Walla W ) ack. |ROVERRMORE of about $4,100,000, “alan all silo ap tan at Wall, Wall? Yiacarited toxt | TRe railways are operated parety ebiieaes’ wih erones to wet Ur . * « concer . . tor m™ the ¢ sry /@8 an industrial concern, Intended worth the price of poor molaasen books for e haha tery, |t earn money, and are not ex Glasses at the ¢ 1 « to get good, pure rup, tu t ward dt or fit | A resolution was pee on was ponent cqane, (om the public. “Yet the rates BELGIAN TRAIN IN A GOVERNMENT YARO payaolye sugar in wweter and Rares ply of wrt m he pu " . “ iid “ ® . - a sap charged are as low as in Germany thoroughly cooled, when you will 2 3-10 cents a mile for firat class, W city ef 300,000 and be uptodate in , ‘ , ACTED WITHOUT : conta for second class and 1 16 BRIEFS BY IRE every detail pea Bcd best syrup tasted in a centa for third clase. Besides this, special tickets are issued allowing | iwsTALe POLICE PRONES | aT GTREET CORNERS.) CANADA SWEPT BY Lael (Star Bpecial Berviee.) VANCOUVER Winnipes special to the World says our January Sale has a record to make—: —we are determined that it will be the Terrible conditions continued to ¢ » regions owing to most successful now on the level From today’s start it surely will be and we promise you'll find January Sale value-giving a « thaw comes th housefurnishers. through veritable tomorrow? May Buy Dlscharge. reeruit to buy cout of which | just a sample value— this $25.00 Davenport-bed now $16.00 The art of fine plumbing G. 1. Brown Plumbing Co, 2 Both phones. & passenger to travel anywhere in Contratta Po pio nal 1 Appointed A the country within a certain time,|, WASHINGTON, D.C, Jan. #—| making as many journeys a is de | 2080 M. Benedict has been appoint ouneftman PF. P, Mullen woutd| sired. A ticket of thia kind avail. |°? Postmaster at Centralia n thoroughly proteet the sey the ome districts by increasing the | ir (Star “Speci | Serv —_ [able for five days costs for VANCOUVER, B. ¢ an Vaited States Conse i Dudley te im 1g410 and §2 as to wh not the }the cost ts averateppe! Railway Mall Clerks Appointed. | number of patrolmen by 30 and ¢ three classes, respectively, 96.15, tablishing ‘ol telephones while for a year} WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. § , $191, 875. These | H. BE. erin, of Everett; L. B Lin.| #reet core authority In |“abonnements,” as they are }tom, of Bellingham, and Ch mas would be statlo ns, Of AllOM, are enormousty popular, | Willams of Bremerton, have be h the M-leverybody in the country using | @PPolnted railway mail clerks. * at whieh a could then teleph ph tn the! a} nearest patrol tel event a police officer wan needed of Lumbermanithem. Very often it Is cheaper to] -- : y, of Tacoma bane sn “abonnement” than an ex-| Northern Pacific Issue Authorized, The matt will be brought up at} On Women’s High-Grade No warrant was shown Buddiog | cursioa ticket NEW YORK. Jan. &—Stockhold.| te Next meeting of the street com | when he was arrested and ho The gross returns of the Belgian|¢r® of the Northern Pacific road) "Me m | Te 1ilored S —— ip entered on the poll jraitways in 1904 w $45,851,548, | Yesterday ratified the action of the| agxe ADDITIONAL TRACKAGE of which $27,677,464 went in work) 0erd of dirvetors in announcing ional | — ppgsiee aed ing expenses, $13,148,560 was ap | 88 fasue of $95,000,000 of new stock.| ‘The Northern Pacifio has pet! This Bale ts going to cre plied wo debt redemption and the| —- tioned for leave to put In add al | tounding small prices that will hold full sway ¢ fest went into the state treasury Shingle Weavers Meet. | tracks tn the titefiat distr be. neaday, Thursday, Friday as profit | BELLINGHAM, Jan. &—The fifth! tween Colorade and Whatcom ava, we receive now sulta almost ev annual convention of the Interna-| from Walker st. to the canal water~ : Women Employed. | tional Shingle Weavers’ Union met! The notion is the result of strictly up-to-theminute In style. There are 66,000 railway em-|here yesterday with President J. 0. , F hise Inapector Wheeler's tne | tion to the fact that many ate ie meres ~ 2,509 are —— Holger in the chair statence that the railroede take stopp Weight fabrics highly suitable who work as gatekeepers, ticket for the relief of Raliro spring wear (Star Soecia! Services.) : collector eaners and steward Increase Wages for Navy. pan a A tn Mh ER nent Anh ” VANCOUVER. B.C, Jan S—J|icsca The highest salarion paid) WASHINGTON, D ©, Jan. &.—~| D° you want # book of plans for | ad your name and West, architects, ng, and por =| pretty home Lapp pan bull Pihert Chisholm, ihe Spokane lad |are $2,640, whieh are recetved by| Secretary Metealf has yielded to who wee shanghaied from Seattle /ihe general administrator and the} the demanda of the employes of the gt months ago, has worked his way ana of the lines Other! vartoua navy yards, and beginning fame by way of Panama. He wages are: $2,000 for general tn-| January 1 a new schedule will ¢o/ bere by an cle, of Spokane, | tor, $1,400 for chief of division,} into effect. eo erat Bim home, $640 for conductors, $432 for eng! i “ he neers, $42 for watchmen. Suffering at Hoquiam. CHURCH PROPERTY FAILS TO For entry to all railway posta,| HOQUIAM, Jan. &.-~The terrible SELL AT REQUIRED FIGURE. . there Is an | Cd wave «till hangs om tn the fae examination, which ts made easy | Grays Harbor country and the wood The Firs ay wabytertan church | tor ‘cnecbdiers, Camdncters pane) “4 coal fan makes it very un ee Poeth af. aes Semen lam examination tn Prench or Flem-| comfortable for those not well sup mM, bas been taken ¢ he ish language, spelling, elementary | Pied. pagel ess "with jemtamenee geography of Belgium, | a 22 minimum figure, i and writing, To Increase thetr To Relieve Car Shortage. for bt e perm end . >] ge for to de opened Nov. 15. tchances candidates can compete, it] », ¢ HICAGO, Jan. 5.—-As a Bo announced, |iney wish, in administrative organ-| ‘O° Telleving the sh fave those of workm cane fhe probabilities are that none was ; dati: Hnanietieds . ; } trator Hish language, Germ presentatives of a nutnber mee with (hat cum as min om “ ‘ espa a ae | of western railroads yesterday 4 oc the em nent of chief o “ ae northeast double corner of) section a nai | must be|*ROWR as the Car Efficiency Bu : i av. bas been holders of a certicate of specia u A actence sica @ nath - Dr. Pall mee, phyaiea and matt TOA gn Doragg WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. & The northwest corper [A eablogra As re 1 at the oneral ch and Yesier way has aeaiial ‘ fre ty R A. Morris to WH wongeoteee the death ~ é phy ¥ ¢ Norma bento ) tag 821.000 Hutehinson, Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry. \\ The . ; PORT TORNSEND, "Jom, 8 RUBBERS, em emmearh cunt pees ey See ARCTICS EE ee ¥en mepneniedie eam Be gem og of AND Would You Like a Home“ P, ,.xt articie in thin serien wit pang Bm gn OVERSHOES. * canal i [roads of Switzeriand New MIN at iy no Scon (| nines | |6SOOUTA nome a P rk 2 | be on the governmentewned all | * pal for;| Hitgh awa given Raymond & Hoyt iF YOU OWN A HORSE acquainted with 7 He 2] SPECIAL SALE ate @ sensation by ary value in davenport box on patent self-raising springs, «in length, 26 inches wide and This box space is most convenient for many the davenport drops down, forming bed measures and Saturday ures 70 inch box, which m: 6 inches dee therefore the values we are offering at special prices are of these su for both winter a back is down upholstered in fin strongly made, very attractive regular price very practical; tra special January Sale - $16.00 See Columbia Street Windows Standard Furniture Coa. SEATTLE 1096 to 1016 First Avo. | J: REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av, Corner Columbia St. —<—— Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State Your Price Is Ours For Four Days More Greatest Bargain in Clothing, Fur- nishings, Hats, Shoes, Etc., Ever Seen in Seattle During the next four days the peoy THE GREAT » sold in large or small quantities to individ sold before the doors close next Saturday ¢ fs given this extraordinary op puy at their own price. DON’T MISS THESE PRICES MEN'S SUITS. THE GRAND Working 405 Pike St. HATS. AMUSEMENTS. ; Hats, all colors an ran yaigct? Jape ami ae soe mv: OVERCOATS. : Hat a a Frank W. Healy t STROLLERS RUBBER GOODS. Wale, “Wiiiielhies tos Raincowt jes + scenes 1.5O IN FULL BLAST. IF YOU WANT GEN- Bao &tT t ~ Gloves SEATTLE THEATER Rus More UINE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART- SHOES. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. y and ay, Me MENTS THE FAIR IS THE PLACE TO $9.00 Dress or Work 8k Sata thn sends shea Chath OLD CLOTHES MAN” GO. $4.00 Fine Dre 20 Me n’s Fancy er . w ' $5.00 Men's Fan ’ i I The Fair Dept. Store ut oF ther 82.65 | 25 wenn rman te ey 1613-1615. 1517-1519 SECOND AVE $1 k Embroidered Velvet | 22° nr E Ba ran MATINERS Rach Reattie’s Leading Veudevilte Mousa Z. A. MAFRIDGE CO. INC 60e beautiful p ~ 7 YOUR FRIENDS DOWN J. 4. WOLF, Manager pineiedriacnsttninsinnttcnlinientnh Shia: 9 i oat Been y rerens The . FANCY GOODS. $2.50 H I m ‘ jore "Messenger Nm ‘D » | ; Sintes Aue Veni Buttons, guaranteed 5 | a ee t GAS HOT PLATE BY RIGHT OF swoRD” ° .-¢ ae 4 r Production, | $1.59 freetM a =|) Steinway =: Knabe coun wanom | DREAMLAND RINK Open Every Afternoon and Evening FINEST 1 $2.98 Including Sunday | ONE PRICE, HONEST METHODS. } EVERYTHING MUSICAL, H. BOARD TAYLOR'S CASTLE GARDEN, Third Ave. and Pine | 33¢ rai ls THE AMSDEN OPERA COMPANY ; Sherman Clay i Co. S BASKET eT = CASH REGISTERS || pawecny|| clearance IN “THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.” | Wash 220 Rainier 220 PIKE |Clothing| PIKE et & CAFE Sale Perfection O!] Heaters Retiring From $3.85 Business 1406 Second Ave. 1413 Second Ave st yw WE HAVE satis _ THE SUNDWALL ae 8 | cr 1) will move to our nev Pacific Outf itting ( . 112 tewar coveemeramemmmrearancanasenin cscs § samme sameness © malin mentite