The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1907, Page 8

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4 A CRIMINAL OFFENSE American Mining Congress Will Ask State Legis- lature to Enact Law Te Bfforta to pass lawa making the Promotion of fraudulent mine prop sitions a criminal offense are be tng made by the Amerioan Mining | congress, with headquarters at Den: | The legistatures of all the | being importuned by the mining congress to pass such laws | @nd the aid of the press te also #0 Netted Governor Mead the state legislature are at present Fe¢eiving communications from the league asking the passage of such a law in Washington. The league contends that through the enforee- ment of euch a law the good mining ropositions coukt be separated om the bad and the service would de of great benefit to the Investors of the state as well as to its de and members of | velopment Following ie the text of the pro posed bill | “Section 1, Any person who! knowingly makes or publishes in any way whatever, or permits to/ be so made or published, any book, } Prospectus, notice, report, state | ment, exhibit or other publication | of or concerning the affairs, Maan.‘ | corporation, jolnt#tock association, | etock assoctation, co-partnership or TO BE Highiand drive, and T Kast Madison to ast Un Contribute to Wayside, nding to Drive Fake Min| 2», Wayeite howpitar te to re: cotve $226 per month from the gen: eral fund for the next year, An ordinance Was passed for the paving of Bast Madison at, fro Ninteenth av, to the bridge; alse cial condition or property of any] fellevue ay. north, adjoining and intersecting streets, and pil streets south of Denny way and north of co-partnership or individual, whieh aaid book,. prospectus, notioe, fe] tpiog at, between Boren ay, and port, statement, exhibit oF Other] proadway: Northlake ay, from Firat publication, shall contain any state | ay, northeast to Tenth av, north= mont which le false or wilfully @x-| Queen exerated, or which tm Intended to] Anne av, a give, or which shall have & (end) streets as far north as Ray at, to ency to give, a leas or Rreater AP | ne paved; Bixte av. north, ad parent value to the nw Of bonds OF | saint nd interesting streets from property of sald corpdtation, joint to be paved Galer to Garfield ate Twenty-nt and | ‘Temple place, tadividual, of any pert bd sald! rhirtioth ava, Twenty-ninth and ° arin — or property, than _ Thirtieth av. south, and intersecting shares, mde or property or an | streets far south as Dew and part thereof, shall really and ta fact | north to Cherry #t, to be paved possoas, shall be deemed guilty Of) nosen and Terry ava north, be THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, | AN. a2, 1 CORDOVA WILL ‘BE TERMINUS nishers, According to official announce ment Cordova will be the coast ter. minus of the Guggenheim ratiroad im Ak to the interior, For ne weeks the exact ter minus has been in doubt, The Gug renheime own & large tract of land at Catalla, but by the purchase of the Heney road at Cordova, with many miles of tr already taid, terminal sites planned and ar rangements made for their ware house and wharf construction, that alte has been selected in preferenca, to Catalla, It (a further announced that the Guggenheime will construct a amet ter at Cordova on the terminal site. The Hiroad will be pushed to completion to the copper distriet ' this epring and summer, The arade from Cordova is the easiest in Alaska. It le also reported tn some circles that M. J. Heney, who started the construction of the Cordova road, but soft out to the Guggenhetme, will be retained and placed at the The Rug Section is equ as easy af turning the leave See the Spring Patterns in See the Spring Patterns in Complete Hotel and Club Fur | We have brought a representative showing of the Rug designe wh vance of the heavy shipments, and cordially invite you to drop in at your See the Spring Patterns in French Wilton Rugs. See the Spring Patterns in Kymric Wilton Rugs. | tate a felony, and upon conviction there of shall be imprisoned for not more than ten years or fined not more than ten thousand dollars, or shall! suffer both said fine and imprison ment “Bee. 2, All acts and parte of acts in conflict with this act are hereby repealed. “See. 3. In the opinion of the g@heral assembly an emergency ¢x therefore this act shall take effect and be in foree from and after ite pasnage.” STREET IMPROVEMENTS ARE ORDERED ‘The counct! tast night paseed the ; following street improvement resol- | utions: ‘Twenty-second av. from | Rast Union to Bast Marion, sewers; | Seventh av. northeast, Fortieth to | Forty-ffth ata, sewers; Brooklyn | QY., sewers) Firat ay. south, from Stacy to Hanford sta, water maina Fitth av. north, from Denny way to Harrison st. concrete watks; John Relmont to Boylston ave, | mt, from conerete walks; Harvard av, from Franklin to Eestiake, grading dnd curbing; Third av. and Third av eoutt, from Jackson to Pine ont chuster itghts. ‘The ordinances passed were West MeGraw st. concrete walks; Forest et. and adjoining streets from the Slope of Beacon Him to Twenty- third av., grading. curbing and con- qrete walks; North Thirty-ciahth et and sdjoining streets grading and curbing; Beventh av. west, from | McGraw to Ray sta, grading, curb-! from University to Pine ate, water matne Improve Lincoln Park. ‘The sura of $10,000 was appropri- ated for the improvement of Lincoln park The asresement rell for the im- proving of East Gartield and adjoin ing and intersecting streets was ap- proved. ‘The deeds from J. M, Frink for Washin park, and from the Syl- veater-Cowen company for Univer- sity park, were secepted, The name of Sixth ay, north between Green- ridge drive and Holt st, was or- dered changed to Dexter av. The ordinance for the widesing of Jack- son st. from Fourth to Fourteenth ave was passed; aleo ordinances for JURY BLAMES head of the engineering department watil the completion of the road. MAY BE MURDER (Star Special Service.) WALLA WALLA, Jan. 2—-Mys tery surrounds the death ef C. @ Holcomb, a Walla Walla traveling n, who was found dead in a ¥ ‘i dieton hotel. At first it wae eup- Arrangements for the meeting Of | posed that he had taken an overdowe jthe State County Treasurers’ 4980" | of chloroform, which he was in the ciation for Jan. 94 and 20 are being | nabit of using for a headache Later jmade by aunty Treasurer Matt) developments dispute this claim and | H. Gormley, president of the asso | i, een further learned that the elation, who left for Olympia yee | dead man had drawn a considerable terday. Mr. Gormley intends 46) , mount of money prior te hie death. voting considerable time and atten-| when found but $2 remained on the tion to the passing of @ bill author: | hogy and the palice are inclined to ining the state to build three armor | believe that the man was murdered, lew for the national guard of se with robbery ae the motive, state, one for Seattle to cost $125, pan at aS 000, one at Spokane to coat 990,000 CASTLE GARDENS and one Tacoma to cost $75,000, Tt ts announced that Taylor's Cas- the Gardens will be reopened within two weeks, the attraction being Yann's Travesty company, which ap- peared at the Seattle theater sev eral weeks ago and made so pro nounced a bit. Carpenters and stage mechanics have been at work at the Castle Gardens since the closedown over a week ago and the Interior wil be changed considerably when the tween Denny way and Mercer at. to be graded; and Meridian av, intersecting » curb | @raded and have and eo walks, $290,000 FOR ARMORIES | TRANMEN (Ster Special Gervice) BELLINGHAM, Jan. [2.--Iinal- neer Willlam M, Beott and Brake- man Fred Smith were yesterday charged by & coroner's Jury with the the lighting of engine house at Third ay, and Pine st. and extending Sev~ enth ay, north from Comstock #t. (0) city in which a watchman was Dr, Hunt, dentist, $20 Burke| killed, They Phose, Building. Ind. 692 Beattie This Undermuslin Sale Is the Sale Where Money Goes Farthest 39¢ Short Women's Short Skirts, good qua stitched ruffle soc Short Women’s Short White Skirts, dee and hem. White Fair Sale Pri White Fair Sale Common Sense is the running wild into the real derings because materials plenty of the exquisitely f do) for “best.” money and time on them Only afew of the g Skirts 25¢ lity of muslin, elghtinch hem- Price . ; 2he Skirts 39¢. p ruffle, two hemstitehed ce fee $1.00 Short Skirts 75¢. Women’s Short Skirts, made of ¢ of lace insertion, finished with to match tnsertion. White Fai $1.00 Long Women's Long White Skirts, ma with eight fine tacks and trim Pair Sale Price $1.50 Long Women's Long White Skirts, ma four hemstitched tucks, wide r White Fair Sale Price $2.25 Long Women's Long White Skirts, ma: ambric, deep flounce, three rows lace narrow rufile edged with t Sale Price Skirts 8s5c. de of cambric, 16-inch ( flounce ed with embroidery White ‘ sie Skirts gc. de of cambric, 16inch founce, ‘ow of embroidery insertion. De Skirts $1.75. ie of fine white cambric, 1¢inch flounce, five rows of Valenciennes Iace insertion, four small tucks, finished with 4inch ruffie edged with lace to match inser. tion. White Fair Sale Price 81.75 Laces Much Reduced Up to 20c Wash Lace Reduced to 5c. Real English Cotton Torchon or Medici Lace Edges and Inser. tions, strong embroidered edges and beautiful openwork pat suitable for trimming fine underwear, width up to 4% orth up to 26¢, at he Up to age Wash Laee Reduced to 10 Point de Paris and Normandy Val. Lace Bdges and Insertions, up to 6% inches wide; neat embroidered patterns on strong net choice assortment to select from; suitable for fancy trimming purposes; worth up to 20¢, at 10¢ $1.25 All-Over Lace Reduced to soc. Point de ine All-Over Laces, in white, cream and of beautiful all-over embroidered design sitable for faney shirt Up to asc Fancy Lace Reduced to 1a\%c. Fane ineludér 2gc White Stockings Reduced to 15¢, Women's pure eee Bteckings wh wh hnd toes, double a ; Sp to 29c a pair. Sizer 8 and 9 only White Fair Price ihe ntal lace edges a and Point ¢ of beautiful « Ori 1s, galloon variety ¢ White Stockings Reduced to 15 nd ‘) gu having their train ue proper con. | rtence in tuning Phone North un °° trol while entering the Jocel yarte THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS But they do not constitute the bulk of the offerings amusement house ts again opened. responsibility for the recent Great Northern Owl train wreek in (his PIANOS TUNED FOR $2.50. ¢ charged with not} B. Motireevy, twenty yours’ expe \. SEATTLE engineer of this Muslin Underwear Sale, preventing it from ms of the impracticable. Planning on practical lines, we have steered clear of the flashy, trashy, ill-wearing garments which are a waste of money, no matter how low priced; and of such kind as go to pieces after a few laun are too sheer and fragile to stand hard wear. We have ine, dainty garments for all who need them (as most women We haven't squandered at the expense of others. Our sales rest on a solid founda- tion of serviceable, well-wearing garments at prices averaging more than one-fourth less than you will have to pay before the Fourth of July—the kind of underclothes the women of nearly every home in Seattle want in quantities, and on which this sale af- fords them an opportunity to make a substantial saving. women came here yesterday and bought after “looking around” last week This is why thousands of ‘ood things can be mentioned at one time. Come, and see all: $2.50 Long Skirts $1.98. | Women's Long "White Skirta, made of cambrie, 18inch flounce of fine lawn, cwo rows of Point de Parie lace insertion, three rows of fine tuckg, finished with 6inch raffle edged with lace to match Insertlon. White Fair Sale Price 81.08 65c Drawers at §oc. Women's Drawers, made of cambric, wide raffle, cluster of four fine tucks and edged with eyelet embroidery, White Fair Sale Price - . 50e $1.50 Drawers at ofc. | Women’s Drawers, made of fine cambric, umbrella ruffie, two clus j ters of tucks, 6 Im cluster, row of buttonhole embroidery inser tion between and trimmed with ruffle of embroidery to match | White Fair Sale Price ; ORE | | $1.50 Night Gowns at 98c. Women's Gowns, made of cambric, V-shape yoke has four ro’ gluny lace Insertion hematitehed tucks in between; neck sleeves trimmed to match. White Fair Gale Price of and D8e $2.00 Night Gowns $1.50. Women’s French Gowns, made of nainsook, low | sleeves, trimmed with Valenciennes lace and in bon drawn through; four embro White Fair Bale Price neck, short tion, with rit d medalitons in front 81.50 asc Corset Covers r5c. Women's Corset Covers, made of good quality of muslin; fitted back, blouse front, neck edged with a neat lace; pearl buttons ' White Fair Sale Price lke Embroideries, Veilings and Neckwear 19¢ Embroideries Reduced to 6c. Fine Cambric Embroidery Edges and Insertions up to 6 inches wide; large assortment of dainty opeowork and blind embroid ered, scalloped edges; fine quelity cambric, suitable for trim ming fine underwear; worth to 190, at 6 14e soc and 6sc Veilings Reduced to asc. All Silk Net Velling, in black, white and colors, plain or dotted mesh to choose from; full 18 inches wide; worth 50c to 6c yard at zhe 75¢ and gsc Veilings Reduced to soc Silk Mesh Veiling, in plain or,wired chenille dotted designs, in black, white, colors and two-tone effect extra fine quality worth 76¢ to 96c, at Oe 35¢ to soc Neckwear Reduced to ase A beautiful line Neckwear, consisting of Stocks, with or witt out tabs, black spangle collars, faney collars in silk and chiffon black, white and color effects, wort! to 60¢, at Die White Stockings Reduced to soc Knit Underwear Reduced to 35¢ 15c. 37 ae Women's jorsey ribbed ext Infant yore . x tom fine cream wh or mercer sekin n fleece lined Vest oe aribbed or lac fine qualit perfect fitting Value up Wo d6e a pair, White b0e underwear Pair P ihe Price, a garmen YOUNG the home of « j daughter of Howard Gedge See the Spring Patterns in We Also Have a Strong Advance Showing of Small Rugs Many duplicates of the designs shown in Carpet-Size Rugs appear among the Small Rugs, in addition to whigh will of course find the staple designs which have appeared in every rug stock of importance for several years * “uel conaumpt of the Great Ma- Neetic and other ren THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE Mustration showing comparative FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. lw Furnish the Home Complete” | | “Under One Root—Everything to See the Advance Display of Spring Rugs ich will be in vogue to show them whether you wish to purchase or not, Our Rug Racks Make It Easy to Inspect the Rug Display ipped with the most modern facilities for showing Rugs. To s of a book. To see the Rug showing involves no tax on your See the Spring Pattern | Bundhar Wilton Rugs. See the Spring Pattern Bigelow-Bagdad Wilton Rugs. Hartford-Saxony Rugs. See the Spring Pattern: See the Spring Patterns in Body Brussels Rugs. Not Cheapest, But Least Expensive During all the years it has been manufactured the Majes- tic has been constantly improved, finally reaching its pres The Majestic’s material is the strongest ; its workmanship the best. It has abundance of weight where weight is most needed; proportionate weight where excess is not wanted. Its baking and roasting are most pleasing to the cook, Its quickness in heating a large quantity of water is surprising to the bather. Its consumption of fuel is in- credible in smallness, except to the user. Its simplicity is a delight to the woman who uses it, ent completeness i & WOMAN THOUGHT WEDDING CEREMONY A JOKE AND S8AID “NO” JUST IN | Time. ANDERSON, Ir Jan. 2 While betng entertained recently at prominent Kouth Caretina family, Mise Marie Goede. capital | ist, narrowly encaped being bound }for Iife to a man for whom she cherished no tenderer feeling than { triendenip. Through ignorance of the south i Cardiina law which does not make lit necessary for the groom to pro- duce a marriage 1 ere. | mony, Mine Gedee » the | vietin of a soctety pr hal |momt robbed this city of « society! belle. Bome member of the party ban- | tered the northern girl about mar iringe, It wae remarked that there had been no wedding fm the little jeity for monthe Just to show her northern spirit It wae suggested | that she wed @ Howard Jackeor a selon of ne family, She ac- |} lcepted the dare and the crowd at jones went to a notary’s office, Here the preliminary details of the cere mony were carrted out. Just as she | had joined hands with her supposed jlever, however }ous faces about her | it she would take t a a OES SWEDISH PEOPLE| | CELEBRATE | A banquet was given at the! Awedish ball last night by Vice! |Conmul and Mra. Andrew Chilberg| ia honer of the 78th anniversary of the birth of King Oscar of Sweden, and attended by 400 Invited guests. |The hall was gaily decorated with floral effects. On the stage a large picture of the old ruler, drap-| ed on one aide by the Swedish flag| and on the other by the Stare and Stripes } A tribute paid to the sov-| ereign by Dr. Bmanuel Schmidt, | and on every hand evidence of love | and admiration for the ruler of their native land wae displayed by those in attendance. | The following toasts were given, Carl J. Smith acting a& toastunas ter: "The Swedish People,” drew Chilberg; “The Prest/ ited States,” Judge James T Edward,” Hon Ber when asked man for her Pelly, Pirttish comeul; “The rench Republic,” Hon. J. B. Joujon j Rothe, consular agent King Hak in,’ Hon. Thomas T. Koldrape, We are having ind Overcoats, a Special The $12.50: $15 e values in See the First Over 800-804 Strongest Houselurnishers, SIDESTEPPED UST | Business Men,” N. DB. Nelson Public Presa,” B. G. Falk; “The La | dies,” W. P. Rinehart, jr; “The | Chureb,” Rev. 0. CONSULT OUR WINDOWS For excellent values in Suits and Overcoats for men. ERIONM & (INCORPORATED) MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREET. SLOCOND AVENVE, & married man, his wife being daughter of J. D. Matlock, who con ducted & store in Bennett in 1899/ and later in Dewsen.” | is never completed. Emmons waa! GREEN LAKE RESIDENT DIES. | IN TIME James M. Evans aged years. @ied at the family home, Green Lake station, last night. The body | was taken to Butterworth & Bone The funeral services will be und the auspices of the F. and A. M., which order Mr, Evans was a mem er, and wil] take place from Oak “If you'd be wealthy think of saving as weil as getting, Without frugality none can be rich; with it few would If you would lawfully wedded husbafid, chied os a of N j ‘This “no” saved her from becom- | sane oa ee Ing a real bride when » was all make-beileve. “Oh, I guces it wae just Instinet | that saved me,” she said. ut real | ly, I tremble every time I think of it, When I marry, I want to marry a real lover thought it } Benjamin Franklin, Our Bavings Depart- ment offers a safe place for savings of any amount from one dollar upwards. BR SHorhour, rr Norwogian consul; “Central Amer- 4 MARTMAN, V-Prea ica,” Hon. Andrew Halliett, Guate- | pes MTERS ben malan coasul; “Swedish-Ame: convenience. We See the Spring Patterns in Tapestry Brussel See the Spring Patterns in English Art Squares, VLSO omen's Guits, Walete, me for Spring tv Seattle igs . will count it a oh show you the entire fing strength or patience, s in Velvet Rugs, sin Axminster Rugs, # in All-Wool Art Squares aa | yereeres | p ized | & @ weitth< cines or $12.50 from my limited time. f every ditcase man system, Consultation Thuredaye and 6 to § o'clock. Phone Main 6256, Lindeen | EMMONS WAS AN ALASKAN lon Bakery and Restaurant fipeaking of the killing of General Turner and the attempted murder | Mi, in Beattie, recently, ree Star, ¥. T. says T. & Emmons, the murderer and suicide conducted a fruit and clear store in South Dawson for years, He » od oft through Whitehorse a year ago this month expecting to re turn In March, but engaged in bust- neve in Seattle instead. Immons went to Dawson in 1899 and engaged in business for the purpose of ac COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW quiring suffietent money to enable LO him te complete a course as a stu- CATION, dent of divinity at a Methodiet unt- versity, In 1902, on the second con 227 PIKE ST. viction for conducting a gambling game fn hie cigar store he served 30 | days in jail and the divinity course 1207 Beoond Ave. Seattie Wash L. | HOFFMAN. 20 PER CENT OFF ON CLOTHING AT BOYLE’S Sale on high-grade Suits prices are very low. Unless you have had work honest. You can or But you do know that we 1 that we constantly add We have done that because Our Prices guaranteed m.to 6p rt we First Av. window yure; 8:90 a MATIONAL Dr. BGT House 403-404-405 Peor in the State ee re ee demand good, 81 we guarantee try a pair of @ $2 or $ Quality Better Price, Pants 19 o¥00r We Girso" sy | suite To Onor J Your Dentist SHOULD FIRST BE HONEST us, you don't Kae OF iit up @ permanent practiot nur patients like our methods si Are Right. DENT Dr. J. kage TRowpeete™ avingé Bank Bldg i PiKe @ to it

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