The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTL STAR—TUREDAY jan. 29, 190 GUGGENHEIM MADE SENATOR | WITHOUT THE DEAR PEOPLE COLORADO TO BE REPRESENTED BY A “MYSTERIOUS BTRANG ER” WITH PERHAPS $1,000,000 OF PARTY LOYALTY TO REC CONSTITUENTS NEVER HAD A CHANCE TO PRINCIPLES THE SMELTER nishors. OMMEND HIM GET ACQUAINTED WITH HIS TRUST KNOWS HIM INTIMATELY, | Complete Hotel and Club Fur | Inc. FREDERICK & NELSON, | Under One Roof—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete” Touring and Auto Half Price Women & Buite, Ete. Coats at : cvenpueihenmntienans A special purchase of these coats was m r the midd Re RARER REAR EEE RRA ER Re December, and they were due to arrive ir me for our le Owe 5 * transportation delays they have only recently arrived, ar ci been cut ip * pr \ Will of the people of iny atate, ®t to close out at once ‘ e It ‘ non Gumae pa, Utes, eeneee © ° All of these coats are in faney mixtures and ex in a t of sizes, * at ' t to President Roosevelt, and will place ® regular prices are from $15.00 to $49.50. ‘ ® one \ y of PROPLE'S RIGHTS I beliewe Gum ® 2S 7.50 to $24.75 “ . fo this special lot of coats have alsc ther to Coat * Terre a) 0 i pats, AAA AAA AAA AAA A ATER EERE they are materially wnderpriced, the reductions are not as great the coats inelug, ; : sastan.) | pather: anebéed use @ ed in the special lot ‘. (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) | « DENVER, J w ’ ry nd NOTE—We find it necessary to make an alteration charge of $1 « «lal coats, - Guagent he |‘ t M Alexa . : , an ex-Ger. 3 EVERY FUR IN OUR STOCK IS NOW MARKED ~ : M t 4 ~ . . ; t AT A SPECIAL PRICE active maker of S ‘ " t time _ oe . P « t ‘ t the AP ae - - Bs ification haa been © 8 - 1 teena of all party at Re a out toubiing the x jPod gg Ag bila given by the Pantages " Ladies’ Skirts at $3.95 and $4. 95 Ea. Ladies’ and Misses’ | at hoon Whe « t ‘ bitean | tem € # the mott Stock ny at the Lols theater These 8 made to our special it cahines te: |v to. the republican | Ce ee Sear cts teek eae an r‘had'a quantity of material on "hand Shirts at 1.95 Ea, | that he would smile a ‘ . The trust representative haw long| “The Geout's Revenge," at the which ane They are all atrietly tatlored that he was just “an every-day ‘ ‘ high pe si be In} New Lyric theater, is a western and the « thoroughly corre | ite inehades taney” tiner Investigation Rejected: drama with plenty of life and ac are faney chev largel ight and dark mix iain ehevigg e ' , “Bhe Stoops to Conquor.” Pee ee ee #34 Skirts ase game. i < comes to the Grand Friday and Sat A at, cack ia joose+s BEDS | special value at Sam 17 te a. oe) © lurday tn that delightful commegly — ge eset ow Bh “Bhe Stoops to Conquor e " "i pe ry gen } ~ THERE IS A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ KIMONOS AND NEGLIGEE GOWNB” ampaign and former cam 1: leote, Mae Remeeie UMBRELLAS for Men, Women and Children ARE SHOWN IN A VARIETY OF STYLES, es ~ = There is a pew show at the @ar . te i ne theater, and three large crowds fee Canard owe ~ “ rage lt rday found it very attractive, | | 14 ps, though it fs not filled with somma- d T asenhe ; ‘snurwhatet’'awae ae conse — AM Cocoa Door Mats Underpric omorrow B ue lthe preceding week. The strana) 5 wpe - facts this week are the O'Neill Min alee he Plain Br listed below, there i } . aaa ed atrele, introducing two clever black oe tne 2 om ; bert Chaieasinhelin, ‘i face dancers and singers, and ood showing of wool-bordered, braided a fig- 3 p Paring gg 35 ; Deavew’ Manikins, a pictureagne act, & Le ; a that ~ losing a miniature stage with all the ured mats, all of are reduced for tomorr : ot nad Vink “O08 |triromings, and showing dancing “ Pecoraro figures, clowns and ballets, and 2 : beard se ey ase pn ending with « transformation scone | Mf GUAINY Mia tao tn Soecies i semnnees thas ‘bane vielating Seerel in rainbow colors A third good © quality Mat 16x27 in. spectal 2 ; tn the ematter bueinece by fe act is the sketching of Herbert c Nty Mat 18x80 in, @pectal neta and ether Gorteen , Deveaux, who draws animals and c peered Sat Suadhed mand for tment | MERLE VINCENT fasen D quality Mat epectal tg: wan | Representative whe belted the| The standing turns, the illustrat D quality Mat spectal He is Guogen sated by 8 vtrtet. pas te. The |@aueus nomination of Guggenheim. | song and the moving pictures, cusiity Mat spectal ; Was taken from precinct work to|/ccciution war also wiped from the ave beth etrong this week, Bir. and EE quality Mat * apectal manage Guggenheim's senatorial | i cistutive record by a similar vote, | has liberally responded the cat: | Mire Mark Hart are fair in @ case Eg a ality Sat wetal } Ps & campaign and made good. | P }for tina nid, and especially im |C@Y sketeh, and the boxing duc ta B quality Mat spectal ave ane Pesala ei soe “Gum Shoe” Campaign. Pris Lane phe preesaly i" | the turn of Dacey, Chase and Adair a bate wr ; was banded out to him and proved| Guggenheim, te the day of the nts aaactnhiy were /RrOMDt down the house. Curtis and B quality seat oheee tay, Onectal ; © ton to fit like a made-to-order garment. | preitminary cauvews, had not ‘ + @e'pette Adams, two comedy Germans, close b FBS a: Bonde nero ee ey ee The thing was ¢ im such ani the Indorsement of ¥ © * eaneun the themibete ‘were the Het of viettipg acta, With dally tthand manner that public indig-|of his party. Up to the day of hie | agp caucus tne members re | matinee, the saine bill will con: fomens Costumes, Suits, Fars, Woists. Lie. Lie. nation is just developing. Jaleet e citizens State be lin. was oenated be & ee , [Unue through Sunday, The sew President Roosevelt is counted ¥. Bobs scaaiinahir en the teak 2 for the evening performances wpon to make the seating of Gag- | le Widatiodn anhe: . “the aaanan cae Btar theater are 7:15 andy 3 @enhelm difficult | out hitehing. fits well tp is a je 4s o'clock. } The ciestion of the head of the }ler and needs no hing BP RII Sc mmpmagenre | ‘aimpiote Houselurnishers. (1NCoMpORATEO) Motel and Club turn shers, emelter trust to the senate is re L Galibebeink ts prams snlervindel “SECOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREET: sented by partisans as lhately Pas ded the charge that he | + = Foos neces ute cane eeemnegceiaoet -—~ @ bill failed to pase the Hoe unususl than a reward party marchased h nemination af pote a Joyalty, Incidentally, it i# estimat tion the 1 sepeeend Sie. vs | clbetetieeeenneeteaetentht LN ed that Guggenheim's party loyalty cada tebsenels of Chk mohaiannt or has been emphasized by donations th ter Sie hes ite anid to the total of $1,000,000. | that ehater he will serve the Question: If $1,009,000 and party | state putting aside his own} (Star Bpecial Bervice.) ot r loyalty earn & seat in the senate, | tnterenta | péar eee i Gdn. a | The democratic minority tn the | Leman BE Crawford was badly ; “Thia =e gener i» what te jlegisinture, & hopeless lot of 3° | burned about the face, and Charles being asked on all sides. Questions } rs. opposed Guegenheim, vot- | Colticott sprained his ankle Jn cidecames e ove ty 0 ; less general are Being insisted up i Pe cospe Charles & | jumping from the ond story win ‘ ‘ therefore wnés Strect primary . | for the wenatorsd!p. laow and many guecte loet rolls of} In « speech before the Business ) ther under a a. 0 A Twe Republicans Balk. bills and their baggage in # @re}aien’s association of the first Chrir en an have HO existe ‘ u t 0. Ss a n tore. ; Siaty-eight of the 10 repubticans THE THEATERS which destroyed the will boardias bean church inst night, Reuben Ww.) °°R! Ui) natiw 0 of MY. Jones 4 tn the te legisiature, herded to- house at thie place last night. sot teal rtueton 0 , : : _ cb co ager ety sarge meh mcg arn mee ener 1316 Second Avenue Tomorrow | 4 A Good Job a clover romantic cn frnade a talk on the direct primary |rect primaries was adopted. which j | 4 Se - Pe oo comic opera filling an engagement we? Thaw oqether - ition ate , ¥ i © bes ofr Tarnate te asnvatia’ to at the Grand, is one of the beat of nn | put Witte doubt that) Ser” member - pages ; health se well as comfort. We have 4 es |HOME SUILOERS, ATTENTION; “Tere '* bY . the King nty members of the a its kind seen here for many weeks 1) of some sort & » experts to oversee the plants we put ‘ “At Cripple Creek,” a melodra: | Bend boc to Knapp & West, archi. §* direct primary bil) of oo legislature to vote for the pr ere’ Ss a amp e 3 _ fm and guarantee them. Call and MORTON ALEXANDER. matic production with a fair caat,| tet, #53 Colman butlding, for a[will be passed by the lcgtelature) taw will be forwarded to © ; 4 gee us before you pr Ht} State senator whe protested |is on for the week Seatt | beck of plane for pretty homes, | It the present session,” said Mr. | ——— ciiaoee Black Sateen Petticoat, never sold lower than $23, Woodhouse Co. 11 inst the nomination of Guggen-( ‘The Little Ministi ith Alleen| *tl save you money and tell pow Buch « bill has never bev EIR CE OE nesday $1.25. Made with accordian pleating oad ¥ "4 Fear Arcade building J May as Lady Dabbie, is one of the | how to build « good home cheap. *** Tgetented on a direct In on sale tomorrow only eosedaal | dl — the DUt would have parsed the se on 4 fair vote A dire primary - HARTMANN Wissner Piano | Used at All Concerts | nobby mixtures fiotsh, well made, ik Ladyware values Buits of Jay sale pric hand se in Ladyware value mix to $15.00; our 1 by and Vote onty = wen beenanay AD In making this special 0s vats, “ are _ a about by members known to be oe ee giving away a dollar on each sale f e single purpese favor of being called from the tna every lady in the city to visit sutlful new store wos being taken, and other unfair) greatest money-saving sale of cloaks, suite means such as are * i) and raincoats in trade of machina pe | Grand Opera House Vamstshahte ‘barguiss and os test a q The second bill, te passed te another one u r wn tailors” wnetining wale, Ih. wee mae Auepices Ladies’ Musical Club | scked in the senate and the aame | 4g happened during the SWELL TOP COATS AND WOMEN'S IMPORTED. ve senaion of 1906. In be NICE SUITS. MODELS. ‘ RMA CO. SEATTLE ior Linensand White } the Bande I means of de an the pa engent syster shall be 5 Les= 39c for A ae s 75c Knit » Good Underwe ear vane 4 ronized 1 than we expected. We're after a still ar women there’s a good ath. rn larger atte:.dance of buyers—therefore we 2 making some O t tw regular 5 vers i ¢ " ‘ } nd one rul , e. in which sor lparty bosses, F very great reductions. For each item ac 1 we have ve regular grad 1 W h sore it twenty more equally wonderful values ready for ) r nes are missing, and which we will not re ae and coffe "y much « : : order again this s« So these lot t | dwells in « leaf and » bean—8 tion. cr ag rt lots are to , ‘4 be mustered out t rrow at a garment 9) Best joc Turkish Towels—White Fair Price 22 lower than the lowest price cdied toe Don * Walt aac. Pure Bleached Turkish Towel, extra heavy double thread, hem this wear by any s uYW med, size 22445. A fine absorbent bath towel 5 a tate 5 take Untit your pipes f ’ fore having your plumb 20oc White Huc ‘owe ite Fair price 15¢. if you are interested Ge On thi Pine 0. B Pure Bleached Huck Face Towel, with fine line red border; a meses temney vibbed extes good, fine, heavf, durable quality, size 19x38 inches. ‘Tt Say fakoe Heniit: WPantaceiad stands the hard wear of the laundry ; ; an ft eece lined Vests and Pant 4c White Lawn—White 1ixed Vests and Pants—all Fair Price 10¢. I goods—garments you must 7 und 7§¢ everywhere ere Wednesd “hay sp White Lawn, 40 Inches wide, in } Ave? y Her nesday while t a good servicable qualit sitable a B9¢ « ea sth for waists and children's drese« launders perfect Carload of Granitev 1-3 Under Price fare gsc White Fancy Waistings— White Fair Price 25¢. : rod Fine vy J , fe Chalk this fact on the blackboard of your memory. . Tomorrow } aisting, in al! howe ‘ morning we shall place on sale a whole carload of a celebrated : & ’ Stee! Enamelware at onethird below the regular retail selling ' c ’ price. Hotel and restaurant owners, please notice. { Ze Oblon- Pudding ‘ ‘ Dishes i4¢ | j 4c White Outing—White Fair Price 10¢. Gra 1 | : : ntee « f That you may what a if r 1o k & inches wide (over i quis nderful aclence Osteopathy ta §! po | strate to you that I re you | without the ce, medi Jeduct 0 fron Kettles 59 gray enar We Tea at Half eed Rice Boilers 490, Cle aring Books , B8e eled & Rice Boll ase ae P *. — N _ ™ J Consultation Free Lady At Y | endan rice or Nearly 2 al GS, rae - bo Gauce Pans 10¢ : . ; , DR. C. F. LATHROP ; To make room for the t | 1 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN r moved, butiw 207 Eitel Bidg., » but we prefer I ~ Corder Second Av. and Pike St Oe 5c Dish Pan Opposite Bon Marche Burt’s Two Volume Sets—Publisher’s Pr 4 “ Office Hours—9 t $1.50—Now 75¢. 1 | 49 6 to 8 ok i | Phone Main 6256. Seattle, Wash F ) ) | 606 Covered Kettles k n4 othe | 5c Altemus Series—Publisher’s Price 35-—Our vig | | Covered Kettles with Price 19¢. Re | u ' regular q ‘ , ‘ | Bale price 35¢ Pier Vade Mecum S« in t Viread WOO A TANK of titles Ral regular sures Life, Bthies of the Dust, Paradise $1.6 je pr 980. | 4p, and imprir {; il t y ! He Dippere 14 %0 St Pots 50 titles are—J i H . Book, Last Da {P al h ‘ \ House of David ny ane sale price .. SWELL SILK AND FINEST IMPORTED TOP COATS—SUITS. Wel tallored in Ladyware Values up to $f RAINCOATS: 89.65 : sale pee LONDON BOX COATS seecknee a AND SUITS ee Pa HUNDREDS 5 OF FINEST -” gph cgniradh dire hong i TAILORED SI in a es ma La wore ware v * up to § o 10-da, price ... 812.50 HIGH CLASS MAN-TAILORED COATS AND FINEST WOMEN’S SUITS. the; Lea ware values In t eg ei. 50 HUNDREDS OF tos Ladyware valves SHORT BOX COATS to $27.50; 1oday ealtyenen ARTHUR HARTMANN, it iiideren | oR andi 10-day se oene eg Violin. j sale 4.95 Broken sizes at $4 to é MAIN Novelty Cloak & woven | STORE Suit Mig. Co. ie j 1316 2nd AVE 1. HOFFMAN, Manager. = | ADOLPHE BORSCHKE, Piano WISSNER PIANOS—Made dif ferent—Sound Better WISSNER PIANOS are the hand somest and finest-toned pianos shown in Seattle (or anywhere else) today. If you will examine 40 Year's them you will say the same. Your critical judgment is requested WIGSNER PIANOS are not cop tes of some other make—they are That Are Worth Havir different FROM ALL OTHER MAKES——made different und better EASY PAYMENTS Wieener (and other 711 SECOND AVE ee ATT t BOYS’ BILLY SHOES BUSTER No Pal and . & re win ® Ravajond & Hoyt 405 Pike St. — DR. CLARKE CCy, 23 Segond Ave. 80% ington St, Seattle ™ Cline’s Piano House