The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1907, Page 8

THE “MESSIAH” TO OPEN THE C. E. CONVENTION suburbs witht the next few weeke te the olty famine water pipes tn ¢ frogen and bursted, ple are letting the water run to THE SEATTLE BTAR—WEDNEBDAY AN. 16, 1901. Famine in Everett, Jan, 16 Wa’ VERT year on sscappebensetlen ot “Prowl dent Roosevelt According ater Superintendent Paterson, | le about to face a wa je olty a LEADING FEATURE OF THE |potnt of harmony as to the ‘hall ar cendhyy Bos or Nag ay | Fangeme nts for the eonvention.| The first t# planned for Green| ve we 45 Set MERTING. AERANSES Ihe are bitterly opposed to the) Lake. the reservoirs are being depleted TENT TO SEAT 10,000 PEOPLE | ation of the WILL BE SECURED FOR THE | that two matn halle United sootety be wer and TELEGRAPH BRIEFS CONVENTION, are firm in thelr demand to have - a tent seating 10,000 persons, and “ ” » beat }an undivided nvention, A see Cold paw ceed sanen Barret of al taeeeen "al ond resolution to the effect will be] )OQUIAM, Jan, 16--The cold Tending baseo trom the cast, and a/forwarded thie week to William | weather still continues and there tn Ghorus of 1,000 volces, was the/ Shaw. national secrotary treaworer/ no indication of a moderation featere planned last night by the /0f the Christian Endeavor poctety Christian Badeaver 1907 commit} At the same time will go a map of Ballard Postal Clerk. tee for the opening of the conven: the elty, showing the location o! WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan, 16. churches, halls and hotels, in OF! 4 civil service examination will be og ev rete |dor that the United soclety officers) held at Ballard Jan. 30, for postot auditor “pro cidentally, the proceeds from J ic ereterte are to pay for the | My plan conferences: fice clerk or letter carrier at that music used throughout the conven | In the matter of halla, 29 chureh-} place mee Humiiton Howe, the |} es have sent formal notices of their — = wel kewe i George Delaney Dead. willingness te offer their well known musical director of the/ tums for convention purposes Pacific coast, now fn Beattio, will WALLA WALLA, Jan, 16-—-Geo. Delaney, one of the oldest ploneers have chargé of the preparations and | vided they have a chur h to offer.” givin of the sw odheg | This fact ta (lustrated by the pres/in the northwest, died yesterday | ent tearing down of a large number! morning at Bt Mary’ hospital, The session of the executive com mittee in the First Presbyterianjof church edifices chureh last night brought out the / out of others fact that a number of advertising Flag Design Accepted, and the eelling| after three weeks’ ilnoss Game Preserve Bill Reported. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 16 nm of this city and ewhere are op es to entrap the commit The executive committee selected| Representative Humphrey's Olym-| fee inte the acceptance of printing | deslan for « decorative fag to de) pie game reserve bill, which passed propositions, which they can wield | ™ The Mag contains a picture/ the house, has beea favorably re over the heada of Seattle business |of Mount Rainier and Puget sound] ported upon by the senate commit men like a clud—-asking for adver | '" green and white, the convention! tee on protection of the game. tising matter with the C. B. con color, and bas in red lettering ances veption plea as the motive. Oue| July——Seattlo—-1907," A large Emma Goldman at Liberty. of mas, an ox-preacher, and formerly | Monogram “C. KE” is tm the middie} NEW YORK, Jan. 16-—Emma secretary of the associated chari-/ Of the design Goldman, who was arrested Janu-| Tt ary 9, charged with making an tn-| cendiary speech at a public meet ing here, was discharged from ous The sale of certificates on New) Year's day wae reported to be very) Less than 200 were sold The) tlea, offered to print the Conver jon | Bulletin at so much a copy for each delegate te the coavention, count | poor ing each one aa a subscriber during} plan of the ¢ smmittee now ts to] tody yesterday the period of publication feut the 75 books of certificates up mame President F. & Barth of the com.| into smaller books pasa out Visitors Excluded, mitee says that the man’s plan was/ one of these & person In each}; WALLA WALLA, Ja 16 —An to uae the Christian Eadeavor aa aj ch urch who will have charge of order was tswed by the warden of club to cain advertising and reap)selling the stock « The! the state penitentiary yesterday ex eluding visitors until further notice, on account of danger of the spread) lof amallpox in that Institutlon trom } the ofty book# now contain 200 certificates each In connection with the aale, advertising cards are to be put up in various down-town business of th and bank windows. A sumber of rallies for the con vention work are to be held in the/ profit for the printer, The local C. B. union, the state soc and the executive committee all turned @own the ex-preacher's proposition with sarcasm. Te Have Big Tent. committee has reac! el a Women Injured in Wreck. RENO, Jan. 16-—-Two women l were injured, three cara overturned hall and an engine demolished in « wreck at Verdi Monday sight, leaused by Southern Pacific trate No. 4 running into the limited train No. 2 IN DISTANT HAMLET ‘The Star this morning recetved aj cramped hand, and signed simply belated subscription to the “Wid. | “Dick Parry Mr. Parry, whoever Ow's mite” from Mosquito Harber, a | he is, doew not reveal bie business, far away logging hamlet in Hrit-| but merely writes ish Columbia, 400 miles from Se-| “Here are a few checks to attie. pay off the mortgage on the wid. The subscription, which came in| cow's property and te help ber and the form of three checks aggregates | her five kids. Wishing you every $61.50. It has Been nearly a month | success in your noble undertaking, since the movement in behalf of | 1 remaine yours, Mrs. Paulson waa first started, but “DICK PARRY.” $t has taken this long for The Star| “P. S.-If you have any trouble to carry ite message of charity to| with these checks please refer to} the Gistant Britieh town and for) the Sutton Lamber company, Moe- the reeponse to reach thie city quite Harbor. ‘The checks were accompanied by! The checks will immediately be @ brief tttie letter, written in a’ turned over to Scie Puuteon, TO AVOID WRECKS : ‘The Northern Pacific and Great ;yesterday are stil! out, but are ex- Northern raliroads this morning ts-| pected to arrive some time today Democrats Biate Harrie. TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 16-—-The democratic members of the house lof representatives met yesterday and decided to give the caveus nom- ination for United Stetes senator hein | t° Col, W. A. Harris, late candidate for governor Wilt Investigate Election. SPRINGFIELD, DL, Jan. 16—In was introduced calling for the ap pelntment of a cpecial committer to make a thorough investigation of the election of J. H. Harahan to the presidency of the iinels Central ratlromd. Engineers Demand Increases. EL, PASO, Texas, J 16.—Three bundrd locomotive engineers on the | Mexican Central ratiroad and ite| branches yesterday decided to de | y of the authorities an increase im wages sufficient to bring their pay to the standard pay of engi Reors in the United States. ar Merrill's Galary Advanced. ued orders to ite trainmen warn-| The Great Northern ts hurrying its| ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 16 fng them against wrecks amd tn-| fast mall through as fast a pos. | OTN datense of & prisoner leaused his defeat at the polls, ex jatble. The mati train wae due at 7 structing them to sacrifice sched- ules, if necessary, to avold the pos-| o'clock this morning but siditity of accidents larrive until this afternoon ‘The heavy snow and lide: ip Remy J at the King st. station |€4 88 a¢vance in salary of 1900 a | have delayed sil overland trains, | yesterday deciared that for the firet | ighest awar ve uffalo and the new rule wae made to rafe- | time in their experience they found Filan a —— ree oe four guard the lives of Giese traveling | «now from const to coast, Many | yosre Call 4 sce them at Geo on the twe roads Ajl Gwériand | of the tratumen have been crossing| H Woodhouse Co. 112 University trains on the Northern Pacific due the continent for the past ten years | gt, basement Arcade bide Sheriff J. L. Merriti, custodian of the federal prison here, has recetr-| will net} _ THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LES gk MARCI NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE B-r-r-r Woolly Things to Keep Little Bodies Warm Anything on this list will give + The clearest perfected is the armth to little legs and #4 at noon today ing the leginiators, and sald he had withdrawn from all business inter esta to devote elf entirely to the interests of the w declared that he would be free and untrammeled and v velt’s plane correct Industri Mr. the senate yesterday a resolution) 9) ype, carec squirrel making quaint and charming head two en Lindsay.” CORPORATION (Seripps Telegraph Service.) DENVER. Cote. confir te and nation. to any Interests or rail eny kind favors President Reo aid 1 evils, to Married Sixty-One Years, and Mre 621 Ninth av. celebrated wi well remembered elr trie FUR HATS length of the winter. ~ the animale used eeere A smart little hat of lar grey tip, The Shur-on Eyeglasses are the most comfortable and neat: in appearaece. We are head quarters for them and fit here. Schuchard Optics! Co, Bye Specialists, 1207 oo? ithe Becond sr, Prudentto Buy Lindsay Gas Lights at 59c; Usually 85c brightest, safest light yet To still further bodies—and fit and wear, », Prices are satisfactory, too. iv 25 sizaket’ Oeting Tiad AT Giq~Cubéien's teat oo bat pyres them we offer an even five hun- nel Dresses, pink and white or cheted Wool Hoods; colors, dred tomorrow at §9¢ cach, instead of Bsc blue and white check, trimmed | dark red and navy; trimmed Complete with opal globe burner and man with plain pink or blue; sizes with satin ribbon; sizes up to tle, as shown in illustration. A very ex 6 months to 2 years. 19 yours c | ceptional offering this—share in it, AT 3Pe—Infants’ Knitted Wool | AT ——Infanta Crocheted She Gas Toaste # ‘i bi re Zo. Skirts, with waists; colors, Woot » 2 “ie; light blae only : bigs —— dark red and navy blue; sizes, Vuleas G Toasters, the Squart gray epam 6 months and I year AT SOe—Children’s Outing best toasters on the eled steel were Fla Gowns, pretty stripes market; can be used on Coffee Pots; best e—Children’s Drawe in white; sizes lito & gas, olf or gasoline arade reguler gins; white only; sizes u | 10 to 14, 68e. stoves; regular Sc prine iSc. Clear. years | Clearance Sale ...% ne AT @i Children’s Bleeping 25e Aare. Ga... pe AT @fe—Infants’ Bath Robes, | Suits, made of Canton Flannel So and 50c Kettles 2c, 200 Dippere 100. made of fancy teaziedown; col | trimmed with embroidery 2 50 gray enameled Stew Kettios 100 granite tron Dippers; best ors, pink and blue; with cord | pairs of drawers and one waist; with tin covers; regular 86e | Krade regular 0c value. and tassels. sizes 6 months to 2 years. and 50c each, Clearance Sale | Clearance Sale price ts only price, each we | +e 10¢ h + Granite Funnels Half Price, Bed Cl t “] R ~ For an absolute clearance we've Cal otning as eason taken half off the usual price of over one hundred gray enameled abl It Is Seasonable pty ag we: ay Pls table tn the always be Won't last long! 1 goose down in Nothing but pure cotton an our quilts —nothing but vest blankets $8.50 White Wool Blankets Re- | $1.15 Cotton Bianketa Reduced to duced to $6.50. | 90 Pair , > Large doutle bed size, 64x76 W: K it U d Ex fine white wool Califor d a y *) ys eon ) ine Blankets, in a good heavy quality a very warm, fleecy quality; silk : Giced. Gntats hoods rad and very | ®##orted colored bor these Women’s Vests and Pants, 500 Quality at 37 1-2¢ durable. make elegant shee lanketw Th ‘ Jersey ribbed extra fine cream white $1.95 Cotton Biankets Reduced to - Hesce Haed Vents a6 Panis, Vote ik $5.50 Gray Wool Blankets Re $1.45 Pair mean at rey have French band; perfect fitting “1 irge an ull, nice quality The regula otall 0 $4.25 xt ree 7 inches : a ular a duced to $ | -.. " we 4x84 inches. pri wae pever le n 600, and they we good Sidi Goudie bed cise, fine cr ® ed cotton Blanket value at the money cured the lot so low at aw wool Blank 20 La | weer are warm ’ ws tion that price is cut a third, It's now hear ¢ eery tat nh ba ‘“ 500 Fleece Lined Union Suite 360 ja) 3 & , : yeaa, Be vides Children’s jersey ribbed fine cream white or allver cotton Meece-lin Uni Sults, button down $2.50 Comfortabies Reduced to | $1.10 Feather Pillows Reduced to Souk, depeelie fall tee chad ce 18 Paloe cae $1.75. A5¢ Each Int price 60c. Spectal, per su Se Poll 4 bed eine ( Case A , B Pillow 75c Wool Mixed Underwear 45¢ covered with 1 h ; ag, ie Women r 1 fine natural w mixed French cambric, closely ‘ " ites Ve nd Pants, sug h, wint ght extra well fi wi ft a cee All size ar price cial, Arment white cotton . ihe $1.25 Natural All-Wool Underwear $1.75 Wool Vests and Pant MEGS Gomfortabice Reduced + 0 Bedspreads Reduced to $1.00 $1.19 © Silkoline covered Comf : & ‘ fint , s and F eee eee aasorted eglors, in pre floral | « ‘ 1 9 odd Mn fink he | \ i ; nder - designs, good gener z \ fi nest $1 ’ . Serfect fittts ; tufted and ted, pure white co 4 a ve rable fered . I garment $1 shectal \ " ton filling. t t a ; k per = germer om . 81.00 wi.a8 ) Half Price basement Yow’ ll Stand theCold in This A large per cent of the) reported and many peo der no obliga lemialation od Charlee Preach, mele diet wedding anniversary yesterday rink, obinetifia and equirrel fe trimmed with « roset formed of —For the }tiny baile of the fur. This roset which | te eet of the left side and support cravat them Beat aoe ter re at HE WILL FIGHT Q Bimon m= Me spoke thank He ae | by whiet m eee = Beatl abd two wee heads are eet near the | *08s of the tenet Fur bate grow in popularity witht hae str Biak Complete Hotel and Club Pur | niehers. The Survival of the Fittest in F lines of Furniture The stantly subjected, represent the surviv factories, always with an eye to obtain for our trac In view of this fact, earnest efforts to find something better, certain | have asserted their supremacy have remained on our buying list year after year doubt if a stronger aggregation be found under one roof in the | he seen here, because there can best, and we have the best Amer produce in the various grades We have exclusive sale in Seattle for the Furniture made by (ran BERKEY & GAY, foretnost makers of reproductions of the furniture of our forefathers STICKLEY BROS, G Furniture. trade than the general public hes this bat te # ton | tallies form the fringe ‘The squere muff whieh h it is notable that despite our and moat famous makers of Quaint In addition to the above we control! in Seattle numerous other Furniture lines better known and appreciated Buite, Ete. FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. “Under One Root-—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete” Waleta, Women's ave withstood the critic al examination to which all merchar is store i come: 1 of the fittest. For years we have st wied the Furnit ed by yi fe the maximum of style and quality at the 4 ssked, ations ines so strongly, that they We of Furniture lines can Inited States than is to be no better than the ica’s Furniture Makers d Rapids—America’s America's & Crafts Rapids and Arts GRAND RAPIDS CH AIR CO, Rapid Acknowledge ders in priced Buffets, China ( ets. I ibrary Library Cases and La Desks, S. KARPEN est makers of Uph« & BRE Chie urniture SSeakFcoe eee tt srecs2ae2re ica, famous for their Leather Furnitapg, LEOPOLD DESK CO, § lowa—-Makers of the known: . servedly popular Leopold Office Desk SIMMONS MFG. CO. , Largest makers of Brase and world GLOBE-WERNICKE CO, @ Ohic M { Globe-Wernicke popular magazines OSTERMOOR & CO, ers of the widely-known Elastic Felt Mattress New ¥i Ostermoor Womens Costumes, Suits, Fors, Wrists, £te. LLSO, Notol and Club ann for t ‘Waghington vullding Pivet Ave. Ph Biggest Sale of Planos Ever On Record Even if you were a plano dealer, and bought your pianos direct from the factory, peytng cash for the same, you could not buy ene cheaper than we are now offering them-—and on easy terma—$10 cash down, and balance to sult It ie merely a question of geiting ri4 of sur plus stock—12 cafloade of pi apos that should have reached us for the holidays, which are now reaching vs, ayywhere from one to two months late These, taken together with our tegular January and February shipments are more than we can sell under usual methoda The only thing we can do is to offer them at wholesalg,—which means a saving of over $100 to the purchaser from the regular prices. Remember—thia sale won't Inet forever—the planos are being thinned out rapidly end if you want one, you better horry Catalogues, prices, tree by mail terms, ete KOHLER @ CHASE, Established 1850. Clines Piano House 1206 Second Av. Are Founded On GAS aNd OL Natura! Gee sells for f7e per thousand feet in Pitteburg. The company been paying 1® per cent. annual dividends for several years. Their evernpe income <i tly im the city te $96 per annem. 18 per cent. net is good enough for any Investor, bat we have something still better. We struck naturg! gas on our property last year. The presstre was very heavy a lighted, it turned night Into day for several miles around Drilling « few more wells will give us an unlimited supply of this eas and 23 miles of will market it fn Canada’s moet enterprising city, Edmonton, city of 15,000 people that than doubled its population in the past year. Situated he heart of the richest wheat the world; with three transcontinental railways, two of them just completed, it ts the ufacturing point for Wertern Canada. A lack of fuel te ite only drawback at present and we can supply this demand for maap come We say our supply of gas le inexhaustible because of the experience of the mont’s experimental bore in this same field Im 1997, when at a depth of 820% feet they wer: to stop drilling on account of the immense flow of natural gaa. We quote from the log of this well as given in Volume 10, of the annual report of the Geological Survey, as follows is Inches of 8 conghomerate inane ; gas threw oot the nodules with clots of oth At this polnt they were forced to stop drilling on account of the heavy flow of gas and Gemuel tine of tho casing, 4 6-8 inches, tn use No further drilling was done for want of an appropriation to carry on the work, bet this amt, well has been flowing continually for the past ten years When you take into consideration the fact that this is in the same field that we had practically the same experience when we drilled our well, you why we tnvested the money from the «ale of our first block of stock in the plete drilling outfit ever shipped into Canada invested our own money tm this proposition we will readily largest and most and why we are ee coperty formed by te You can easily see why we to push it forward to success There w of hundreds of thousands of tons of high grade asphalt on our p oft from below. seepage time when wo will be supplying one of Canada’s leading ote 9 We look forward to the Meht and fuel and shipping out asphalt into the markets of the world. We also expect to open up ont of the greatest ofl fields ever known We need some more money to carry on our work and purchase additional equipment ms why we are etill selling, nonassessable, treasury stock at 26c per ehare, par value $1. We have more information for you at our office, we 1 in the evening for you conventence. Come and see us before all of this stock are keepin fa acid 320-321 People’s Bank Bidg., Second and Pike St. Seattle, Washington Made In Gea’ Novelty Skirt Mfg, Co. 1207 Gecond Ave., Seattle Wash L. |, HOFFMAN mae ne 706 fet Avenue Ur put the Buits to or 815.00. UNION TAIL RS. > stores, mes at