The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1907, Page 8

§ ie WILL AM RST aes Ph te 1 leloth 1 by Do Baars why a special offering for tomorrow three qualities of Floor Oilclot e been marke ed prices, Eight Gate tos the apectal CHAS. CURTIS, CHOSEN TO 9UC miss patterns are included in these three qualitic pines g tile effect rt f intaid lino to annex t CEED BURTON IN KANSAS, Here are the reductions ha t DLOS A GOVERNMEN c ® ‘ et s aeseniie weph- A Hed ae Regular goc Oilcloth—special per square yard 24¢ Regular 35¢ Oilcloth > ape ial, per square yard. il be MOTHER WAS A KAW INDIAN Regular 40¢ Oilcloth ~apecial, per square yard B2e¢ Ing 4 gett A GONGRESSMAN WHO The above special prices include cutting only. “An extra charge of toe per square nace if we lay this WORKED INSTEAD OF MAK ING SPEECHES, RRA SENATOR CHAS. CURTIS, RUSSIAN GOVERNOR | I$ KILLED BY BOY graph Service.) Horn, Topeka, Kas, Jan, 26, 1860. His mother, a quarterblood Kaw tedien Pere eee eee eee eee ee (Soripes T His an army officer ST. PETERSBURG, Jan, 30. at 8 ah on Geach Governor Guidema, of the political At 10a jockey. and news on Raat! island, was asaae Pe i on the main street of the At 18 driving heck and today. The prison warden) ) sadaving law wtally shot, while trying to Ai Ee conmky eitereny arrest the terrorist, who es The assassin fa an lS-yearold boy He ambushed the governor tea se and fired at close range At an Seeeeeteneeseeeeeee ates senator eee ee eee [he govgrnce wae accused of Ill BY ©. M. HARGER yey RO | (Beattie Star Exclusive Service.) OBLIGED 10 USE lave viet haired, swarth ange Cramne WRAPPING PAPER Curia, ill represent Kansas 18 Currie R Barton ¢ ted full term comme (Serippe Telegraph Service.) KENSIA, N. DB, Jan carry ing Mar : North Dakota State Joa + | ing th ot in to printed on jority atu 1 he fretgh p A. W. Benson, appointed te us sal ani shipment The Journal} Yacaney caused by Barton's resig-| ane I! print on pine | nation says next week it if you find me at any time doing siding, if the blockade continues y. too.” sald he. Ne jan wowoerthy act, if u find me KILLED IN CAVE- 1K | }tailing to represent my constite © “f aha ry \ you ¢ | bave ut commleaton bac “That|, He was admitted to the bar eee | was Mr. Curths the caucus into 5 ties, ran for (Scripps Telegraph Service.) lafter his non y-a04 STOCKTON, Cal, Jan. 30.—Joe Curtis has been a congressman 14) | 62 Getchine! and G. givederca were| years. He has represented the|Oeet In congress since 1502, killed anda third man badly injured | richest district of hie state, yet he| S2rt# of plane were made to de him. His district was gerrym in a ecavein of the room of the/ knows more farmers, haa kissed P | Shawmet mine in Tolumne county) more babies and is nearer to the 4, primary systems and conv jast night people than any man in the com ee ee ee ee oe eneene ilies am | The oven is absolutely air-tight; heat can be applied as need > ower monwealth fe wipe Py cr ee Bh. me Water front is separate from oven, so water cannot affect temperature the man who plowed corn Patent anti-clinker grate is suitable for either coal or woor It was charged that he was a ratl ‘ road man, that he had too much tn-|, Me Wemt out with 6 state senator pm hight, on the 8 A. ©. atleye,} Fire box is heavier than that of any other range on th “ > 5 in the last campaten to be imtro|two of the three gam layed t Mai . ty ove I t fluence in Indian irs, that he! games played be The Majestic has the only oven bottom which can be (Seripos Telegraph Service.) was Fish. Me wae aceused of ¢ tuced to the senator's home people |tween the Athletioe and Resitys All exposed parts are of malleable iron, guaranteed not to b k under any 1 found | knew many whom he not,” laughed Curtis, “and had allotments of the Indian tribes introduce him LONDON, Jan. $0.—The funeral | - r of the murdered William Whiteley | Political erime—but he aces it aad was attended by «reat crowds to-| . we oat jyou, Curtis, In the senate, and day and many shope were cloted. | there he will be ie sot P ter.| He took 1186 law books Into cour Athletica Realtys | fi , Wii: ts. Lh Think It Over boo’ Be —— an Mee tach, | One®: that le bis thorough way of] First game 763 tas he 5 era Frenchman, an officer ta the | tng things Second game aa 721 You are running a great risk by} 15th Kansa The boy was| Curtis is a member of the com | Third game «37 654 keeping your valuable papers, jew-] an orphan at § a jockey here mittee on Indian aftaire and hee — —— | ty. etc, AT HOME or th YOUR|in the town c wan born at} Bad much to do with adjusting the Totals ns 217 ithe territory, He has himself an a! Motel and Club burmshers, DESK. In constant danger om 1 14; » hack dr FIRE and BURGLARY. 64.00 ¢ j *| Olympic Market ning money to year rents an individual be from the Kaw Indians through mother MODERN SAFE I VAULTS of WMD. PER 116 Pike ott axe vo wm ey ow oe| MOLDS SERVICES | CO. BANKERS, 211 Cherry st dilte, Try them and see eee Jo, at Bptnning’s oe | Mire Edith 1. Peake, evangelion! STORE THAT SELLS POR LESS } q | MARCH NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE Corset Covers in the White Fair Sale Are a of Beauty ference where your ng the most inex It doesn’t make a bit of pensive or the “creatior the de “blowsine t feature of ev disappearanc in shirt wa sheerness of lingerie ger fit in y our corset covers are ¢ facts int d ahead the price they are differen For Corset Covers For © Cow Worth 7Se. Fy coeny Rasity Worth an match; regulet value White Fair prive, 81.98 For Corset Covers Easily Worth $200, For Corset Covers "7B Easily Wirth $1.00, omen's Corset Cove 4 lace and insertion around and armsise, with beading t regular we «SS nite Pair price, $1.54 air price 98 For Corset Covers IC Easily Worth $1.25. sraet Covers, made k, 4 rows of Dn For Corset Covers 25c Easily Worth 356 White Fair pri For Corset Covers } 2.50 Easily Worth $3.00. e For Corset Covers 39c Easily Worth So. 16 9c For Corset Covers Women's © rade Women's ¢ of fine mull » 16 Rasity Werth ie of nainsook re fine tucks, rour nt and Women's Corset ore ‘ clennes lace in back woth tw { fine muslin, fitted back, blouse front. neck and armelae 4 | rows of beading t with | front, one t ine acrosa with p and beading with rib- | wash r arawn thr rea rmsise trimmed bon drawn through; regular val- | ular ue 98 White Fair bh; regular value ue White Fair price, 3% price, $2.50 price, 19 SALE EXTRAORDINARY = OD cts A agi 200 doz. Men's Negligee Shirts, worth ct 65c each, in this extraordinary sale at an extraordinary small price Nothing the matter I none poor! ty sizes. Just fre t, yet er styles our Nev rk b y forced sale A grand opportunity t n't lose a minute cts re lozen in the lot, and de dozen blues and tans, ff alance are good style bla and blue markings on white 1 and plaited bosoms ; ¢ the usual price Here vu ma hoose to your heart content at 39 Half Price Now for Dress Garnitures The sale that twice a year supplie re akers and women who gown themselves with their seasor wants, and at a saving of 50 per cent. Prac tically our entire stock ¢ together th some lines and show-piece of the largest manufacturer are included in tt It simply means that ye ave one-half on « The assortment is most complete and consists of ». white and colored Oriental Edges and Insertion C > One- Chiffon Applique plain and Persian, Persian ne~ ET catits vin EEL mings at $1.00 sleuth i 38e Half ° idisher S00 rv aa eet $1.7 5 et Ab $2.c Regular $3 00 ‘I rimmir ai 91.50 Regs sla? 75¢ Wein Regular ° Trimmings at $1 ular 50c Trimmings at 25e IN THE UNITED ‘SENATE — on his education at If-—-—and/of unyteld s one day he walked tnto the « hile waiting for fwres. “An arty me through the 1 found that it pays bette to) county attor-|eress six months, and for 14 years 1 the place creditably, ran|he hae worked for congress, was elected and has| United States senator lotment of 320 acres by his descent | we GELIST The Indian characteristic THE SEATTLE STARE WEDNESDAY. JAN. 40, 1907. |“Complete Hote FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Women's Guite, Walia, Pow] nlehere, “Under One Root—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete” Ete, a Floor Oilcloth Specially Priced for Tomorrow special oileloth $L 30 Dining Chair, Special 80c This dining et panel Is embouned, spindle ed, Chair he race art 0 golden fala ; \ Regular rheg, ‘$12. 00 Hardwood Cupboard $7.25 5 finish and meng t © compartment an a This cupboard is made 3 in. high by 3 ft Extension Table shown in filustration is made of polid oak in golden finish. Top measures 33x42-4nches tending Table This table coptional value at gular pric The sy ts offective See the Specially Priced Touring Auto Coats on, First Floor, Costume and Built Bect « friendship and re f nembering dislike have been traced wolin Curtle by hia friends, No mat | w. {ter how, pany, be sivas, uae | ais Feattires of aw like him—he sever snubs them. He) le typleally Western in his Prank ar: | news , work than to make speeches,” aald got| Curtis after he had been in con THE GREAT MAJESTIC R Not Cheapest, But Least — That ts why he ts He will be All| eenator a long time-—he te built! leat | that way. He will commence cam | an-|paigning for the election etx years | on | hence sext summer—if he has not @id| went to the latter, Wright of the to] Athletics averaged 19524, which of | was the highest bowled The score Steel parts are of heaviest gauge steel used in range « SLCOND oan ANOS, PR rpantn DASaY STRMET AND SPRING STREET. MONSTER AUCTION SA OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings, Underwear, Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Blankets, Ready-to-Wear Garments for Men, Women and Children, Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Etc. contained in the corner room of the Erickson? building, across from the postoffice. Look for signs. is conducting meetings at the First ® church, Btath week Mire t evening waa a tent egee of the Bee nd Lows of the I Ungeltever We Fit Eyes Correctly | faye of the week and Saturday wet 16 y, Behuchard Bye Bpectalista, 1207 “Learn the value of money, realize that it stands when honestly made, as the monw ment to your value as ® citizen. Out of every dollar earned save twonty-five cents, Save seventy-five If you can, but never lees than twenty-five.” MUSSEL SAGE This company offers 8 safe place for savings where it carne 4 per cent interest and is available when needed. ® AOU. Free, ‘ ARTMAN. V Prem oLmx MIB tes AY * SMITA Costion An entire Department Store stock at yout own price. Sale begins Friday morning, February 1st, at 10 a. m., and will continue from day to day until everything is sold. This is a desperate case, in which the owners have had their store room rented from over their heads, and must get out at once. Every article will positively be sold to the highest bidder. A Drop in Liquors We are making a special price on old California Port Wine this month. Call and let tell you all about It Hunter Baltimore Rye, Full Quart 1.00 KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. 1129 First ave, corner Seneca, Main 1184; Ind. 1184 PREE DELIVERY. NO BAR JOE MARTIN, Auctioneer Cor. Next Above P. 0., Erickson Bldg. 1391 FIRST ne The Flour Union Bakery and Restaurant THE HOME OF will do no good unless the || DIGNIFIED CREDIT. tal work is rellable, Maney for cheap work ts ted 7» Reet Come and see us at our whet you can get the kind regent new location, 217 Pike st. WE \A Seinrit = ste reali OUR PRICES WILL SUIT GIVE YOU a oat ae ok teu rantde ® er ori ot fe) Cake, made from frest a te ane. NATIONAL sEnTigay