The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 1907. ee a ABANDON TRAINSICHOW CAI} th) THE THEATERS . Jose 2c"".c.cx 8. RENTON HILL SUSPECT 7 BUILD GARBAGE ON SPOKANE LINE OW FALLS IN ras inant [Are are oer ES UNDER ARREST CREMATORY rival treat wilh bo given at the | #45 at night, every night. A car . considerable difficulty hae been « Grand toi tooniat, a minstrel troupe and two 4 i giipes IN THE der On OX 1 tonight and tomorrow night mina nour 4 The finance commitiee of the and portenced by the recent heavy William MH. Crane end Milla Jeffreys (Merman comedians are other tes- | POLICE SELIEVE THEY HAVE | hangers-around at the Pooplo’s cafo,| ounctt inet night decided to recom i" fr MAN WHO CAN BE CHARGED | In the lower 5 of the elty @ THE CAUSES . | ar snows and slides, Freight is aide with a company eo 1 of many | tures of the present bill | mend the appropriation for a gar WITH RECENT CRIMES IN|, Russall was held over, pending | huge crematory. The amount to be 0 ER THE Ss oe GOES OV tracked on nearly all sidetracks at (Star Special Service.) of the time stars and some of _ 4 an aging te divistoss and eapeclal | RVIKIETT, Pen Tyne worat | the, S¥ereat people on the stage, | ENCOURAGING REPORTS THAT DISTRICT. baad Mn. 4s nto wall he Sa MeY nn | avpropriated 1s $61,667, and the ore ¥ ge pages on = ee the} snow storm the penchu. eaaake Will present “Bhe Stoops to Con FOR EXPOSITION pak ee 98 : pp eck y he Sane im we ieatare:” tn. to ba: a8 tee eaves vn eleht | te y heavy Hiverctt early th Pe» | aner - “ 1 ponee re oc 8 run ae x type, the patentee, whome nd, in to " colved ee on @ large one and according to plottation for the fatr, the Past Mail train from St, Paul | the Sea com)’ vot to arrive today am a apectal make: jana sereedt Attit Calling. Telephone | the critics of ther eltion the pro«| Word fram Professor H. #. Meany which has been committing | ise the construct ber apress train and| UP train from Spokane, No other! down « #raph wires are Welghed| duction is one of the beat, Mis#| #peclal eemmiasioner to New York # in the Renton Hilt dis MICHIGAN WANTS 175,000, munendation meene-4 rh gyertind thine over the O,| trains are bulletined to arrive from| ‘The 7 hex care interfered with. | Jortreys has never been in He« | state, whe says that that state's! trict oli was soon by the DO posts nt of « “ 2 * | e olloe are lookin 7 a ermal - u co a ir » and do ad ” enw ‘ cat # a mee } : va a ” Riad from Spokane to Port-| St Paul over than road today ness patient wh nae, for lattice before and her Kate Pard> | bil for an appropriation for th lice walking up and down M a] As @ result of last night’ meet) man Mutlen's ordinance, making B Books pox pattont wham they wish to #end | oautio in quid 19 Be a fintehed. plece | will wt, between Bightecath ay, and the | ing of the Michigan club, a commit Y ceuation tat th Beattle fi. aa aecnion Raa ee a © Be w fintshed. place os nto . rind | appropriatios he city co powpital, but who i! or work it wit ¥ {Madison st. bridg When quy# tee will at once make urgent repre | ine garbage tioned by the police as to his bual-| sentations to the Michigon legisa- | traina due from St r a WANT INTERURBAN BRANCH at large © where in the olty, The lender ania MI " pot as yet arrive ‘tea. Gamlebeeed at co Main - der, commun eR ee ie tal - ee ae : 4 . ° “Vv Setumen. Giaee* <Ohnneae eo eet ae orlation by [ROM be told confusion of stories | ture the appropriation of $75,000 Goaat Limited " lack Diamond, Enumelaw and | lodging house, but escaped before re lpg BS SRRPOPES SF i and taken to the o . P was reported and was Auburn citiens are working hard] the police could locate in | 2% Carpenter's company, at the ap age ons x 7 yotorday af wm : hy Aen ar ' hy A “ pi bees a th a ses i ag chat yesterday, was or} to procure an extension of the Iu-| After carve | Beattle theater this week, in “At Pty “sig ~ al pny Ole ot . peer the O. R. & N,/terurban line of the Paget Sound : na each other's anato- |; ripple Creek te ating aad BUILDING PERMITS BHOW raigned before Judge Gordon, and | club about his interviews with Mich-| The total number of real estate «lige Rigged _ m « | pond | my th a n fight ot Monroe, last |. ve SS oe A BIG INCREASE. give & proper account| igen public men in the Interests of | transfers for January were 4,004 morning © ort) Blectric railway up the ¢ performance. It rune tonight and pearing Very nervous, | the fair he total valuation was $6,061,44 eon river) nleht, two North Caroltr ‘of the train to Rnumelaw, and have appoint | ‘ roti ane left 4 when notified that tow ‘This is a falling off from December rrow night, with a matinee to He aroused the suspicions of City|— Alfor the woe rt of the build | morrow ’ Attorney DeBruler, who questioned} Baseball goods of all kinds now) but i# far in excess of both the Pere reticent adovt giving | committee to geoure the rigbtof | the town marshal was on the ¥ of the ting | way and put the pro “ he way to! “Human Hearts,” the pi \ for the month . cause deserting | way Aad t the prapedicien Before | the scene, ‘They left a trail of blood | perire treearta’ the ping st Hed Wi sanuary, as shown at the close |Mm more clowly, und found that ready at A. I. Hall's, 1111 First| number of transfers and the total behind thee, but it is not known o bis uninese yeaterday afternoon waa|%® ¥48 associated with w clique of ' av 2°] value of January, 1906 Tra, dat de permite with a total money of $148.46. The val ut $100,000 gre | | here before and each yearutl® we Bvod, > | | } j afi tomorrow ends the Yearly Sale of Housewares here's really the opportunity Seattle housewives await and anxiously look forward to; it’s always the “big” event of the year in the Huse- wrrow ue how seriously they were hurt At the Lois. sive (MOUNT BAKER PARK)... casor «ad, |iy sa’ to Ja” ’ DEAL is OFF orn dramatic and as plageal ®t ™ at the Lote theater this weekols] Ero R { iasindtaotiides one of the effective bite of the “te ; rom ee The park board has declared off Com rea Nelson secured the contract sti negotiations for the purchase of | Sunday at the matinee &. “1 ffom the county commissioners for rlaon road cost $440. | wares Store. This week will be the last day—your last chance—we urge your coming. The save ings -are quite exceptional, we say to you! ° has been exceptionally busy, and as t savant Reker park, The members| Cummings returns to the east ae) the repatring of James > Jot the board state ag the owners | “Lord Chamley.” tn the new Shr} H®ar Renton, the work t have raised the price $600 acre) by that name, a . | | atone | rreached. heir first price At the Lyric. P| Did You Ever . #1.200 an sere, which has ainee been} People south of Yoslor way kre | See & man with a satt of clothes $8 : ey figuratively “patting — themsctves | made from fine material, but which | on the beck” on having the Lyric |2URe and fit him as if it had been | ROGERS-GRILLEY COMPANY blag 98 ay ‘| made with a hatchet? Dantel Fuhr: | MAKES A BIG HIT, | ‘Pater — Lewes wren, (The |iman, the tailor, 1016 Second av, al ~— os _ “""l ways turns out the beat of work, Spec ad Toy D. y _ Rea’s hall was crowded last) 1 tomorrow night, with ® matt land a auit made by Fuhrman is con: | | mtn wt peogle who laughed and | hee norrow stantly advertising the good merits ‘ cried by turns, and betw times} It wilt soon be necessary for «lof his work. Drop th and see him applauded the best kind oe jthe Ree nuniec of | daly matiner at the Lyric to ae- | yourself ny, whieh re-Grilley commedate the peopte. COKE TIN. aoc sheet best Cat and Dog I} }"Y gt od hes Fos weg Pac foeinning next Bunday the aame t . : : er ‘eoatved | company wilt ace, fo the firat quality Coke Tin. . 10¢ Cloth lan ovation and the artiste amifingty |time in Mentth “Th ~ Pattora, ffiwaciona tas tinwsars tor mere na |e, 18 Seattle, | ~Thashestving A SECOND ANNIVERSARY WATER HONES. Ceara: wan afte w mare [om account of tte slmplielty of plot, | SALE HOW 0 -{ w u Stuffed, | vetous dramatiaation by Mr, Ciritiey,|“"* '# teresting story goc verman ater one, Special |which did not fall to wet every eye = 250 block Coal Hod, spectal Se with extra 5e lin the house, Children's Matinee Tomorrow. nt Rages: ER . ———— ——————«_«,90} Seattie's echool children will have pr " i ata . oo ory ry * hard time tn finding anything tn | : Tron a be furnace In easen: |} the amus at " SHAVIN R c t amusement Mme that will in | A G BRUSHES. Money “oy re = ome Siem them more than the Deaves| Spe 1 te bg LL | Special lot of odds and ends Bank, we put in and cuarantee them. Call] TIDELANDS-—The big thing just | in Shaving Brushes; wal- With and see us before you purchase. now aad for the next six months. | ves up to asc; | Combination, || Geo. H. Woodhouse Co, 112 Univer: | R. Cooper Willis, 412 Colman bldg. | this sale oa 15¢. oe sity st eet AMUSEMENTS. an. ~ PARAL AA ann ~ THE GRAND Roth Phones 65. Ne rhones after 7. JOHN CORT, Mar. sea tauT, Saturday and Saturday Matines, WM, H. CRANE and ELLIS JEFFREYS, win international star cast in @ eury! dy, “SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. DOOR BUMPERS. ase Rubber Tipped Door soc Wood Fancy Doll House, pery RAnors ase Good 9) SUNDAY AFTERNOON, “AVE MARIA.” GOUNOD-BACH. sixty~ $1.00 Columbia Safety Ra- en [tise"an an {heer organ, Fifty sopranos. Tickets now at the box offics zor, with blade; special reird . dipyrewninens iio With (SEATTLE THEATER (+ & Orem, More Phones 4 | Matines Thursday and Saturday, TONIGHT—All Week, “AT CRIP- | PLE CREEK.” Bisque Head, odds and ends Pe eee eeeees 59c LEAD PENCILS. CUT RATES 30 DAYS goc dozen BB Flyer Lead | 5, sae Next week, starting Sunday Matines, February 3, “Muman Hearts.” To advertise our new and hom 7 Doll Buggy, wonderfully successful RE Pencils; 2% With Matines prices, te and 10¢; evening prices, Ibe to boc KNAMELING process we will special, each Wicker _ —_ - ————— do work at the following low prices for 30 DAYS, and with Back and Good Steel Wheels, $1.39. toc Sets Doll House all work tasue 4 TWELVE-YEAR GUARANTE We make no charge for ox amination or advice. FOR THIRTY DAYS PRICES— Sitver Fillings ** : Re-Enameting Teeth aioe | RUSSELL, @ DREW, Menegers. Prone 647 TONIGHT and Ali Week, “THE SCOUTS RE- TWINE. $e ball %4-Ib. heavy spring Twine, PRUNING SHEARS. —4this store has helped establish hundreds of Seattle and suburban homes, —"“every man’s word with us is his bank account; his word is as good as a government bond.” 1G SUCCESS NEXT WEEK, Starting Munday Matinee, February 3 “THANKSGIVING DAY.” f Matines prices, 260 and Ice; might prices, 200, 30¢, 400, ttc and The. $7482 OE=S SCO Standard Furniture Co. SEATTLE 1006101016 First Ave. TACOMA Catliforni hes . = * meen yagi , ‘on MATINESS BACH Dat at nm ema ithe Lecting Vemderiile Mowe 4 if Crowgs, per tooth .... ¢ ‘uning Shears ; Spec BIG MATINEE EACH DAY. } ss 3.50 to 85.00 special. . nllvdpaie Bridge Work, per tooth | Chase & Adair: Curtis & Adema: Mr. and ire Mark Hert) | Deveau, Harry Loraine: Starascope. mOztS THEATRE » 83.50 to $3.09 Plates YALE DENTISTS Corner Second and Yesier, Over Guy's Orug Store. German, French and Swedish Beaver’ Merry Manikins; O'Neill's Majestic Minstreley Decow, Tenight Pantages yors Present “THE LITTLE MINISTER.” Matiness dally except Thursdays ang Fridays Doors open --Matingsa, Phones 1:20, evenings 1:30; performe Bpoken. Sunset, Main 1304, Ind. 4334. deginn matinees 2: 15, eventnay —————— DRUG SUNDRIES. Me A CAN—For that Prince of 9 Talcum Powders, the famous Men- nen’s. You know what it ia, the velvety borated article that has be- come a household necessity. Our regular price is 17e a can, Tomor- Tow one can to a purchaser at, 18e¢ A 8OX—For your choice a big lot of fine Toilet Soaps tn- cluding among others, “Violet Doux,” “Purity,” Lettuce Com- plexion Soap,” “Kirkwood,” “Ro- man” and “Nestor Lilac and Rose.” These are all 26c soaps. Tomor- row’s special price is 18¢ a box of A most attractive program for the shopper and the woman who is } 82: 2x looking out to get the best possible value for her money. New stocks |" 07 waren, are not complete, but there is a splendid showing of the New Spring } sxj.mem. cis, Mista DRESS SUIT CASES BADR EACH—Reguiar prices $698 and 8749 exch They (@me m 22 and Btinch sisoe and pate mace of genuine cow hide. ‘They are handsomely finished with ‘Dense lock, catches and hingos amd ‘Se leather lined. Have four en Gomures strays and pockets for ‘Stirts, Have copper riveted rein forced corners. Tomorrow's spe ‘Gal price only $4.98. $3 UMBRELLAS 41.98. B1.98 EACH—Lation 26Inch Umbrotias with extra patent Par agen frames, steel] rods and espe- dally fine tape edged gloria covers. Handles come in natural wood, horn, sterling silver and gold trim aren, Teguiar prices are $2.75 86 $3.00 each and there is not one ‘Smbrelia in the jot that lant extra figeres. Tomorrow over as the best note paper made. Goods at prices that the most economical purse can afford. You are | = teeamses velopes. The regular price is 26c a box. Tomorrow one box to a cus welcome, whether you come to buy or to look. = Se eee BIG NOTION BARGAINS. 4 For Black Taffeta Silk, 27 inches wide and every _ _— 7 . 7 yard guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. The } | Grand Showing of New Wash Goods | SHOE LACES, CORSET LACES— More than ten thousand ruler price is $1.00 a yard, and it is a splendid | pairs in all the colors you could possibly want— black, brown, tan, a yard value at the price. Moreover, if a yard of it goes | More than five hundred pieces of new colored Wash Materials will be on exhibition | white, gray, light blue and pink. Choice of the entire bunch at 1¢ They include without exception the daintiest and a pair. The quantity is large but the price is low and they will go | at the McCarthy store tomorrow | most beautiful assortment of weaves and patterns that h There are lovely Shadow Printed Silk Finished Organ fies in hand-painted effects, Al- vera Raye Silks, Radium Silk Organdies, Embroidered Liama Cloths, Embroidered Ox fords, Swisses, Lawns and Dimities in a great profusion of new designs and color ef fects. You could not imagine a more attractive collection of fabrics if you tried. Prices to 6oc a yard and are very low when the quality of the goods is con wrong yor can bring it back and get your money or more silk For all pure silk Taffeta in a rich, lustrous black 98c It is 36 inches wide. A cast-iron guarantee goes with every yard, and if it does not prove entirely a yard satisfactory, just bring it back to us at any time and get your money. The regular price is $1.50 a yard. Tomorrow, the one day only, the price will fast. The regular prices are from 2c to 10c a pair HOOKS AND EYES, 3¢@—Choice of six thousand cards of Hooks and Eyes—every sin ard in the house —DeLong’s, Peet’s Can't-Be-Seen, Milady’s, The Sun, Atlas, Grip-It, Cricket, Doreas— take your pick and save half or two- thirds. FINISHING BRAID, 9¢ A PIECE, REGULAR tsc AND traid or “Fair Braid,” as many people " as ever been shown in Seattle. range from 12Y4¢ ‘ y spec sale—~ sidered. And tomorrow we have a special sale 18¢—1,000 pieces of Finishin Canetti PPP PED APD ee ceonmumameeae For Regular rac Madras Ginghuns, call it, both in plain white and in fancy colors. The pieces run in WOMEN’S IMPORTED HOSE. 9} There will be sixty-five pieces to choose from and every yard of lengths from 4 to § yards. Almost 100 different styles to choose i 1,200 pairs of these Stockings will go on sale to- | 2¢ them is brand new and comes in the latest 1907 styles of plaids and | from, Special tomorrow at @@ a piece. Not more than three pieces 1 Sc morrow morning. They are a plain black cotton, } rd striped effects, The color combinations are most desirable and ev to one customer, and we cannot guarantee how long they will last 2 fast dye, have elastic tops, double heels and toes } | ed ery pattern is perfectly washable. This material is especially suita BASTING COTTON, 1-2¢ A SPOOL —3,000 spools of 200 a pair ; and are perfectly seamless. They are our own im i ec eemmnNS 358 able for ladies’ waists and shirt w@ist suits and for children’s dresses, | yards, wh te and black Basting Cotton, mostly in 40 and 50 The nf portation direct from Chemnitz, Germany. Every | | Begin your sewing early and come to McCarthy's for the goods. | The regular price is | Busy Bee” brand, the best there is on the market, Regular price 3c * pair of these is a special value at the regular price, | sat4e a yard, Tomorrow's special price only ®%@. Not more than ten yards will be a spool. Tomorrow 1-2¢ a spool, Not over six spools to one cus pair. 7 we will sell them at U2%@ a pair 3ut at old to any one customer. | tomer. Come early if you want your share. this special price not more than three pairs will he sold to a customer. } | were is © than thr ee pats eet - : inet Seaneahcanetscamian COTTON PETTICOATS. | ~ me " orale es WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. ————m 00 of these to choose from to- } | Special Sale of Laces. } Swell New Embroideries, slime —~—~ The most remarkable sale of $1 19 { morrow and every one of them } | W~~——————)_ Hor your choice of 200 pieces of fine Val. | Tomorrow morning we will have lay an extensive 49 Women’s Undergarments that ° ' a grand bargain for any rome 5 Laces from % to 1 inch in width and a | collection of the newest embro for 1907. They includ Cc has occurred in many a day each ; 8 wees an eo pe ti petticr te Cc large variety of desirable patterns Phere | Are prettiest things in wide and narrow edgings, insertings, ani More than 1,200 garments, vests } They are made of choice quality are hoth edgings and insertings included in sitio ‘ and pants, in just the right ; fate A ed ae to a yard {Ar edging and inet in ejces age ptadings and allovers. The designs in both blind and open | } Lanna weight for winter and Weight heatherbloom, Every skirt is cut full and } bmn singh ind Se a yard, These laces are jit ork are all up to date. Matched sets of edgings, insertions } wring wear. They are a natural gray Jersey Well made and finished. Have deey mces and } ; aga ) Band allovers can be had in any desired width. They are made stton garment and fleece lined. The vests i f . 5 | what you want for making up your new white material c t g ita 1 1 dust ruffle Phe yme in black and in a wide | 21. tomorrow is only S@ a yard. Ten yards to a cus- | from the finest nainsooks and Swisses and the prices are most have long sleeves, are crochet trimmed and taped at CM dolocs, The reqular prices are $1.90, $1.75 3) Oe Oe eee da easonable ‘ tr rl lat the wa Pant ar pri are §$ », $1.75 5 f£ preasonable, { neck, are extra long and aped at the waist. Pants $1.89 . » take your choice st f) ay ‘eT aces thattiated 4 eee tf Ce Will. allow you. to choose tolmorrow froma | | ete Smile length. The requir: price ts Coe 9 Ee $1.19. ; For Torchon Lace vat are 2 4 ¢ ment, Tomorrow, Saturday, the one day only, we ee ae patente APPA LL PLLA) } fe ry desirable the regula big lot of fine Swiss and Nainsook Edgings | 3 ature li . — ~o “ wide and very desirable at f “4 will sell them at only 4@¢@. Sale starts at 8:30 __.WOMEN’S HOUSE WRAPPERS. a H Cc prices, which are ge, toc and 12¥%c a yard } and Insertings that sell regularly up to 45¢ | } 1,4 1 them : » Sale starts at 8:3 ga morrow morning. at 8 o'clock } A le od They come’in hed. pattern 2 o'clock ; ) There 1 be eral thousar yards to i a yard aya 1 nenetatepntttn eA PPP ? 1 place on sale 760 House ) a yard " Rye and acveral different idth Not al? ; 79¢ OB Bir nd ogg at agp cp fi 21 Rn EE TT. anal eagle este? dak a Fe nan vy see bees 9 aE yr OB LADIES’ BELTS. ¢ from percales, § ri ‘ent f oe { thing when you see it you will not | $ > A big lot of Leather and Ky ‘ai ey ure ma mf S| cut In order that everyone may share in the bargain we | gain. If W a goo g n you mt wi } P Z ; ne Siemans Bimte, tnd Mescedowns | snd Will limit the amount sold to, an ustomer tarts | miss having some of thes ries, They will all go at! }{ BEAD BY { Belts in bleck and.in chiore. } come in nice dark shades of blue } the one price, only 25¢@ a yard There is a wide variety of shape od gray in black grounds with attractive figured } | *t 8:30 4. ™. , PRICE } and styles, including some of the CHectte Sor re plain and other sre trimmed ? me sae UO ESR FII ete - SBE § pretty and popular plaid silks With braid. Al! are nicely made and finished and 5 eee “i re ee oe . § nant All of them are marked away $ Pe, $1.00, $1.19 and $1.25. Take your pick, It is McC ‘AR H D 2 the average reduction on the lot is.one-half, Every } your own fault if you do not get a baggain here } Pik d Pi St § belt is a bargain tomorrow | 1512 to 1922 Second Av. Between e an iue Sts. { POR AR A ren 10 Prencrnmnenan neinemmne nnn eee eemenanemenmenenemnh 2)