The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1907, Page 8

ORGANIZE years, Dr, V, Curt, De, & V. KR Hooker, Richard Hayter, ©. B. The University Settlement asso Clation, of Seattle, was form y or gavieed dost’ night, The meeting Woe presided over by De, William | taik on the ethies Invelved tn work organ will be eleoted at | 4, Bavery, of the vnlversity, and Prof, | such as wan be David ‘Thoma wo of the unt- | executive officer partinent at versity, was secretary, Trustecs| the meeting next Thursday. Nine- | py thousands who hav were ele a» follows: For one ty-nine names have been enrolled a® | gaily to the aristocratic year, Dr. Witlam Savery, Dr. MH, C. | members gation of the barny Stevens, Herman Chapin, J. F As already announced tm ‘The | chusive social set, TH " Douglas, Rey, H, C. Mason and] Star, the object of the assvctatton | the biuest of blue bleed Plymouth ene people WIth | Rocks, staid Minoreas, gobb decent homes, good meals, relex® | piyeons, pheasants and every other tion, Inetruction, medical and le#al | row) that equawks, crows, quacks or er; for three ald. squeals (which all of them do, huet ty) ‘The show clom FAMINE STILL DRAGS 2 = Rev. J. W. Mets; for (wo years, Dr,| is to provide hom EB. O. Bisson, Dr, FF. M. Swift, Mise Anna H. Murray, Rey, H. H, Gowen | and Rmmanuel J, Mat SLUM WORKERS SH W DRAWS 0 A CLOSE And tn the meanwhile the pout Yandel! and May & Walker, Rev. /try show at the Bon H. H. Gowen gave ao interesting | merrily on Ever since the Inception of the 4, The exhibit the fourth f ¢ has been crowded gathered J. L. Anderson, Beatt STUBBORNLY ON 2 cssiese Tr. ficult task of endeavoring & sup tthe ant her many man ng concerns with coal during | the past six weeks, the Pacific Coast company this morning found its bunkers practically seraped to r the dust, with warona lined wp tor] Were & order to be placed with halt a mile, waiting for coal No Biack Diamond, Fulton lump! or nut coal. was received by the} company this morning, Nothing f/ to be had but furnace or “mine! run” coal, This coal is being in some hous | The Northwestern Improvement company declares it is recelving coal from the Ravenedale mines, but is furnishing to consumers only, ; x used | complete each day's work | weholis, but burne bn | The Anderson Steamahip com coer Gan we 8 vey he pany te still without relief and its quality. Tt is estimated that T€/ boats remain idle, The Washing-| city ts short 0 tons ton Iron works, employing over 300] | Completely surrounding the bunk ereson the west side are fully 20 tugbdoats, whieh men, may close Monday, unless it can get more coal or coke. , been stranded for days for “Coleman, Mouatatnesr and! Yellow Jacket tugboate have been | lying idle at the bunkers from two} to six the bunkers several days apd this morning began the tnstallation of| crude oil burners, realizing the fu-| *teamship circles, more boats sail tility of further ‘walting for coal.|!& In 24 hours than axy previous The Portland, one of the lw tine for two months, The Dolphin, | passenger boats running betw with a fair passenger Het, satis for Roattic and Alaskan ports, ts help.| Southeastern Alaska ports tonight. | te ra |The Santa Clara and Bertha are| tee Oe il jboth billed to sail for westward Coal Dail aity Exhausted. Tports in Alaska, the Santa Clare | While the slippery condition of/ taking the outside passage. The | the streets has hindered the deliv-| Tremont will sail this afternoon for | or ery of coal for domestic use, yet) the orient | bs the bunkers were practically clean-| Tomorrow the Ramona will por bo toda oro Alaskan ports and | assets nom @d out each day, with only about 60! for Sout per cent of the usual number of|the Pacific Coast Steamahip Co. | teats in line. During the last few! will keep her on the northern run / days, those who would venture to/for several months, replacing the Teday {a an important one tn} | away who might and this morr completely broken up the lee around the shores, while several inches of the remaining por Ad ehua Poultry Yards, Having borne the extremely dif. ond hill were paying $16.60 for O) ng rcsiien, Kennewick and ton of nut coal yesterday Vashon Poultry Yards her attr orthwentern pheasantry's and refuses to sell to retailers. |jion of pheasants. Wil and pigeon loft has about a hun j the company today, {t would not | Greq different breeds af plaeons on lpromise to make the delivery UD | exninit, while Incubators of all sisen, der three weeks. At progent, half | makes and constructions divides the a ton to each customer Is the Tule. | remaining floor The Morans company ts Operat-| foods, equally interesting as oe va ing, bat with only enough coal to | riety Marche goes of the dmisaion te big te; N. Ander Kilensbure na; the Ale Green La ke WwW. T, Prett tion ie City has a splendid rand some fine meone, shee low's poultry Skating ts over on Green Lake Lat least for the present Where, space with poultry days, hundreds | attempt ekatin Last night's © feld, Maryatt te a Ba warned nkrupt ay ra Delta w casn sng | the last couple of ge ea me 3 Paden gi Bang |have been enjoying the exhiterating | oRgceecia dns ote eemee tee | sports, this morning the danger sien, | 1 madsen it Re Mag «on Diy | emphasiaed by a watchin } The steamer Dolphin has been at} Jed at the take, ation erybody ¢ daring enough in climate ot rain has W, EB Maryatt, a real estate deal- of the city, fled a petition in atted States ¥ in the U Mabilities $1475 and ead the bunkers were able to get al Humboldt j rger load of coal than formerly ~ —- jand these prices coming from Bar ‘Today mine run coal, which ts all) Tuberculosis Society. |tett's Red Cross Drag Store will that the company had on hand, was| The tuberculosis comauttee of the | cause a shock to all those who have being. limited to a half a toad to, Charity Oraniaation soclety will) heen paying more for these goods each wagon. Residents on the sec) hold & meeting tomorrow might at! pistons ‘ jfor 16¢; Velock, in the offices of the so- clety, New York block. Phone your or a wie SHE and wool mixtures of under-| yrain 944 or Ind. $44 and get good | popular 25 Thymol wear, high grades, for $1.10 4 gar ment. W. B. Hutchinson Co. cor-| yw, ner Second and Union ’ Bon! NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE 20 Per Cent Off Boys’ Fine Clothing Priced from $5.00 to This Includes--- Boys’ Russian Boys’ Sailor B 10,00 Suits louses Boys’ Irvington Reefers ’ Norfolk Boys Suits Boys’ Reefer Top Coats Overcoats Boy’s Russian Best Tailoring; Best Ma antiseptic BSc tubes 16; Hense Vic © for plumbing to | tooth paste, 26e tubes for 13e , 2be bottle tooth abet the tooth paste, terial; Clearance Sale Discount 20 per cent SHOE BARGAINS $2.50 Underwear for EXTRAORDINARY Men $3.50 and $2.50 Shoes for for $1.75 Women for $1.95 This is an extra special, which we've account of this extreme cold weather Broken lote from regular For Saturday Only Ines, all kinds but not all sizes, still, very near M@n's Austr Allan Wool Underwear, in all; perhaps not the ex salmon color; shirts have English trome cago foot,” but a good y and have double rang $1.95 amd of strictly a ‘i ‘ price never leas Men's $3. we $3 Shoes J per garment opt Hs, ribbed border, drawers are reinforee gussets; they are ma Il fine conrbed wool than $5 a sult. For Patent Colt, Vici Kid and $1 75 Velours Calf Popular Street and get ane 65c Gol 60 values, all go in ft Gloves 25 A SEASONABLE REDUCTION. yut out on blue and neck and I at waist ade to fit regular this sale, gain at 82.10 Men and Boy Golf Gloves, heavily knitted woolen * Bhoes $1.95. Boy Gloves, « . B0e and 66e ance Sale, a pair eat lor this cold ane special January C ap; prices be Ladies’ $1 Golf Gloves 75c¢ 81.95 The finer grade, the better kind, made of silk and wool carded tog Misses $2 Shoe for $1.24. from solid silk fs otf most popular special white; the size tlé spirit so strong » all the time, ar much shoe leath Big Crash in ] worth $2, special | Grand final clean-up of all Trimmed Hats in this dept. Pattern Hats, uncalled for ma Hats and regular stock—everything med Hats goes at #1 Two Big Rubber Speciats. n'a rolled edge Storm Rub HA #1 Saturday, pa the are air LF PRICE Fancy feathers and breasts, half price i » all colors; $1.50 instead of §3. The Poultry Show on i tte”. on the 4th Floor In pr connol located a ad attend er, but hard to tefl black and they’r % to 7, and the value The Aillinery to-order in Trim Plaques ui Y O8e Jacket Suits won't last free of charge fruit exhibit is to be sneeze either for alt very Jong, but there nd when you can e wa naAnee to save money Saturday at “Meet me at the poultry show—Joe HALF PRICE Meet me it The Bon Marche Hens and roc stors’!! cackle and crow A L. NECK FURS AT 14 OFF Gol darn ‘<m that’s their pesky way Half Price for Women’s and Misses’ Tailor Made } work and quick services, Geo, M.' tubes, at Me. Take advantage of »thowse Co, 112 University st. this sale and save money on denth *** friee. on tomorrow | | | | M'cLOUD SENT To THe HOSPITAL ar auonanrown! death of Pathip town last Sunday dat taken fre night te medical treatment ariaing from a peldent at Taeoma, sclal deputy wheriff, has Me- Cloud in charme at the hospital BASKETBALL GAME TONIGHT AT BALLARD, The Puget s will meet t tontght teady proved themselves a favt bunch and the game tonight will be and third n the coun’ the county We hamroe Shamros sell better Pianos ell them money than any other deal- er or organization, We will sell same grade, style and qual- ity instrument to one-fou than you can b where. That's why we sell over half of all the Pianos sold on the Coast. D.S. Johnston Co. Biggest, B 903 BECOND AVENUE, y 4 ant and oma two dye ago, was | nd Basketball team from one- THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JAN. B.S yee Hotel and Club Fur { FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Women’s Suits, Walets, — ty jail inst! hospital J. M, Jones, A ke at Ballard) woke have al of mi as tor bre for less you the arth less buy else- { } j : | j | RAIN COATS | OVER COATS | CRAVENNETTES We press them 1 once a week free of charge. You’ll not our coats at JOE SCHERMER & Co. 1010 lst iprices, Housef Agent Ranges: Ind, 3096. jbetter come, Dresser Sale duced on f front lon’t by: unt thdin and the prices Dabney - Woodhouse urhishers for the Oha 418 Pike St so you had Ave. matoh |+—-— Cheapness Without Quality Is the iJ. ancy dre oak and al | Sol arter Oak As these pillows are no longer of use to us, This Burlap comes in solid colors, such as red, green and Granite Stee! Ware, Genuine Royal Granite Steel Ware is seamle anc tled enameled ware on the market until tomorrow night Three-quart 7s eeeses Se Royal Granite | 8%-at. Kettle ....., ie | Coffee Pot | Boilers for Less. * Gat. Kettie covecsens Me 35e¢. } A lot of slightly dented Wa ‘This improved Sleeve Ironing | | “i nuine Royal | Bollers is also included Board is 24 inches long and, Tat. Kettle cvcceeceee Bie | nite Steel | ers with copper bottom aig solidly mounted on base The ot Kettle i fee Pot, hay copper rim, as well as all cop most popular Sleeve Board in | Sat. Ketth trees 40e | a capacity of | per botlers are marked at greab use. ' 3 quarts ! ly reduced prices. REPRESENT TRUE BCONOMY, THE QUALITY 18 IN ” Ele —— | “Under One Root—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete ' WE CLOSE AT 6 P. M,, INCLUDING SATURDAY, Line of SAMPLE PILLOWS UNDERPRICED A pillow manufacturer recently sent us a sample shipment of Pillows from which to make sele ne f r stock, with the end in vie posing we have materially reduced them in price them at once way, and all are well filled. Some of them © filled with resented, such me of these Pillows are soiled or inferior in any xed feathers, while others contain dick feathers, goose feathers or down Various coverings are re fancy art ticking, blue and white striped A. C. A. ticking and German linen ticking ; |, substantial reductions » e they last There are something like so pairs of these Pillows, all marked at morrow, Solid Colored Burlap 12 1-2c a Yard Roman Striped Tapestry 30¢ Yard This Tapestry is 50 inches wide and comes in assorted colors. The special price is effective tomorr See ee eee: yw. The special price is effective tomorrow ROYAL GRANITEWARE AT REDUCED PRICES Among the goods included in our Semi-Annual Sale of Housefurnishings are a number of articles of Ger unquestionably the best single “a -— The specially priced pieces, as well as some other Housefurnishings, are pictured below. The prices are effect SP PPEE TERE EAE ERE - Four-quart | 14-quart Dish Pan 25¢. Royal Granite Berlin Kettle Egg Beater Se. \ Three-quart Royal Granite Lipped Kettle | 20¢. lin Covered This tw a good, strong Dover | 7 coven Kgg-Deater, which will give Genuine Royal Granite Steel : eit ad « r] ext, Best good service vod Kettle, having a capac eansts 7 | a ; : " ity of 3 quarts. j eavy retinned i Sleeve Ironing Board 35¢. | Dish Pan, having a cap 14 quarts Womens Costumes, Suits, Furs, Waists. REIDERTOR & NELSON Complete Houselurnishers, (INCORPORATED, Motel and Chih lurmshers, SLCOND AVENUE, MADISON amr ane SPRING STREET. Beattie Agency Round Oak Heater. SALE OF PIANOS SEVEN SALES RECORDED FIRST DAY OF THE SALE Shrewd Purchasers Realize the Enor- mous Savings—and Are Not Slow - to Take Advantage © Rogardiess of the bad weather our store fs thronged with people bent on taking advantage of the unusual offers made by our houre during this sale As stated In pre vb about twelve cark of Pianos (over one bur that should slong any where from one t taken together with ruary ship- ~~ We don't ments, afe ! want y ship them Back must no room to accom date such large ah mente at one time, aod even if we had room we couldn't dispose of wo maty extra Pianos un der usual methods of Hence the onty thing to well the sat about cost rid of the sur stock IN SHORT Loss off the selling price ¢ f each red down 4 get the Whil PETERT FF Kohler & Chase : Established 1850. ur| The Largest Music H buy 7 Pianos cheaper, eve you were a dealer paid cash for ft goods, This in ar House on the Coast portunity of a lige time 1305 Beoond Ave $10 down will take Areade Building. one to your home. | Beattle, Wash. False Economy QUALITY AT LESS THAN ITS VALUE IS TRUE ECONOMY. THAT IS WHY OUR SPECIAL VALUES IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT $12.50 and $15.00 Start Now and Save$12.60 That you may know what a ff] wonderful science Osteopathy 1s and give me a chance to demon strate to you that I can cure you without the use of drugs, medi- f/f free from al cines or surgery, I will deduct elt $12.50 from my regular fee for ny wae We es limited time. I successfully treat every disease known to the hu "Concultation Free. Lady At tendant. DR. C. F. LATOROP OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. 207 Eite!l Bidg., Corner Second Av. and Pike St Opposite Bon Marche. Office Moure—? a, m. t 5 THR 8EE FIRST AVENUE WINDOWS We have the excl ey for OLD SARAT@ OGRAM NO. 6 and grade goods REDELSHEIMER & CO. | 800-604 First Av., Corner Columbia St. Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State KEYSTONE Lig 1123 First a co Main “ 6 to 8 o Phone Main 6256 Seattle, Wash WHO QUESTIONS IT? No one There is no question whether our bottled bevers re the or not. It ttle poms the materials, and with view of pl a the palate th enching thirst a | aoop - ast te . ag tall tir y = GO AND seg cag ant gg ge PIANOS — | . pad | Victor and Edison 0 X R 0 ; ‘ PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND BOT falking Machines | 4 TLING COMPANY SHECT MUSIC. STRINGS ee Phones 927. | FLL Second Avy Seatt's ADDITION TODAY all — a this * cots