The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1907, Page 5

) A GOOD TIME] tet y TOWN OF LINN TELLS OF THE SIX c EASY OF THE CURING THE BLOCKADE sawn ot Linn, Wash, a Pacific east of fe praying for more gix days that North reins were held up eee of inability to pro oe weet, the merchants business than to do watil their tts present popu: the Linn peo ® talk about,” said theatrical man, travelers who aed at the little were adout 40 of us, went up town We If some one want gatire party crowd store, and what Aequainted. man and bey in nawe before we ‘and we al! promised wi gh pOOn as We got 7 morning we al a je when we Mttle charch In a nine rows of had a terrible stnk- procs cas IE CHOIR ASHNE in the eree- ot in men ‘and bis dog, Melody request may him to have been jeant mentally tn waadle to draw up the test of the effort to impugn soundness " estate, & contest seome dl greg = nee price, Se and 0c; evening, 20ete 56c. coun th i conducted before The estate is es @f the matter |~ comanitiee yes ‘Gilt declared the it was jobbing which Weistliag @B one side of the o~ . and Gls property ther side, down low, The ¢a ‘Mreet will Oi up | tng spelt when he saw =. ma We posed the services started at 4 o'clock, and were there bright and early, Tut they didm’t start until 10:30, wo that we had quite a wait, i! don't know anything about it my- eolf, but one of the party whe goes to church when he is home, told me that the minister was awfully grad and forget his text, and that med very much throughout the sermon, ee Collection Was Good. “t_ do know, however, th minister brightered up Samuaee when the collection wae tomas was No one gave leas than a quarter, aod mont of us gave a dollar, and the bat that was used in making the eoliection was tm a state of col- lapse when it got to me, It was the biggest sum of money that ehureh ever got at one service, I understand; too, that the sermon was & very one and my felend with whom I sat told me that serv. }ftees were conducted at Linn just as they are in larger elties. “Swift Water BUY Gates, who wae in our party, Informed me confidentially, however, that he didn’t believe the = was quite up to the aver “We really had a good time dur. Northera Pacific took the very best care of us, After the first 24 hours they charged us nothing for meals and rything was firet class.” ‘FORMER SEATTLEITE DIES IN CHINA ing our enforced layoff and the} “The Ham Tree," the big pro- duction of Kiaw & Brlanger, comes to the Grand Sunday night. ‘The = of tickets opened this morn “The Fast Mail,” at the Seattle! theater, is doing a vig Week's bus Starting Sunday matinee _— the Newagirl” will be the) “Held by the Enemy” tea eplen at the Lois, “Capt. Swift’ is the DI next week, opening Sunday matinee with Ralph Cummings in the title role, “The Diamond King” will be the new bill at the Lyric, beginning | Sunday matinee, “In a Woman's) Power,” the play this week, | making good Magician Aibini and several clev- er acts are being given at The Star | theater this week. There are the/ usual moving pictures and (Mustrat | Od songe. GOES TO JAIL BUT CLEARS FRIEND W. B. Hatt was charged with | ory of James Hayes, | an expreamman, in the larceny of & a golng to be given their way) property down there has objected to about It. The street commities has ap proved the plane of the improve iments aa asked for by the o of property, and the proper action | roadways to bt will be taken counell, The improvements of this kind joo Fourth, Sixth and Bighth # Charles and Grant sts, and o streets down there will aggregate soveral bundred thousand dollars. According to Councilman James @id military produetion to be aiven |ComWay, not w single owner of bex of merchandine, was yesterday Feleased from the county jall. Hayes, Who was sent to two years in | the penttentt cleared Hall af | complicity when he was arraigned | before the court. j TELEGRAPHERS GET RAISE. | An inerease of 10 per cent per month tn salaries has been granted the telegraph operstora and wire chiefs of the Western Union Tele graph company, to become effect The raise will affect T W. Bilis Duan, formerly of Se- attle, but lately a resident today, He leaves two brothers, |George B. and Walter Dann, of Seattlen, His parents live in St. Louis, A wife and daughter sur. vive him in China. If the property owners tide Mats want to pay roadways acrous the fate ble sidewalks om each st AMUSEMENTS. Lyrie Theater Russell & Drew, Mere. Phone 667. . Matinee Saturcday—Tonight—All Week, “IN A WOMAN'S POWER.” we alleged widow and Next week the Lyric Theater Company in “The Diamond King.” Mati- SEATTLE THEATER "wow 4 Orem, Mare Prones 4 Matinee Thureday and Suturday—Tonight—All Week—-Linceln J. Car- ter's Rig Goente Production, “THE FAST MAIL.” Starting Gunday Mat~- ineo, Febrwary 17, “NETTIE, THE NEWS MATINERN BACH DAY aT rm ONLY THREE i THEATRE 1:20; evenings, 7:30, GIRL” =A Melodramatic we. 2 5 8 Oe mcm Gay, Hoaitio s Lanting Vautevtiie Mouse DAYS MORE. ar Pan’ “HELO BY THE ENEMY" Matiness daily. except Thursday Deors open Performance Matiners, 2:15; Evenings Phones—@unset Main 1904: Ind. 43348 15. No phones after 7. THE GRAND 350 5 See FIVE NIGHTS, Matinee Wednesday, Beginning Sunday McINTYRE AND HEATH in “THE HAM TREE.” Seats Now on Sale. ) Crescent Coaster Wagon Has =”. oe MATTOCKS. Eye Adze $1.00 » N k, w handle . MAIL BOXES. goc heavy Japanned Iron Mail Box. COW CHAINS. $1.50 extra for staking cows; COAT A HOOKS. 4-prong SCA I ance ; will weigh up to 50 pounds ROLLER 6 . Roller Ska er heel and brace MEAT rks » dozen nch gray 30 ft tinal 49 TEASPOONS. 65¢ Thin lown Table Tumblers, Each 3e. All Steel " 69c¢ asc Odds ol and Ends of Plates, Cups and Daucers to Clese Out 1Se. uality Chains 98e ND HAT joc Best English Semiporcelain Meat Platter, 19¢. brasa LES. Spring Bal- sc Double 5c Dipped Domino SKATES. Matches, ¢ extension Area leath 12e Roll , "ATc Monitor Toilet FORKS. Paper, Large Roll, Te. 1847” French (Granite Preserving Kettle, 2%-qt, 1847" Avon Teaspoons, Prices—goc to $2.00, Establishes ry at Biitiny ST. PAI, Feb. 15.-~-The ern Paeific railroad has establish- ed a general freight agency at Bit ings, Moot, with J. B. Spurting tn Vienna Cakes 20c Finest Coffee Cakes the city. Try some, 40 Year's Hxperience. Reptomber BS. 1908, Clarks Cd, Seattle, Wasi forgotten ma, you, for the $1,000 for the 14 me 1th best wishes onns, 1 remain, jefully yours, ‘This letter, and hundreds of others, are on file at cur office, Ask to ane them | Cure Rupture Completely and Permanentiy ical operation of pain. interfering with your NO PAY. ination Pree DR. CLARKE CO,, 123 Second Ave. So., Cor, Wash: ington Gt. Seattic, Wash. THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1907. the cost of the work, fourth ay, #, will have a 40 roadway, with aidewalke on treet, and th pened ea the! Poyrth will Raye 2ofeot raadwaya and sloghe sidewalks. On Fourth there will be left an open water atrip for the Wightman interurban road ners| each aide of th Monday by Haseball Gloves from 260 to $4.00 Basoballa of all kinds and all prices, Come and see them. ALL Hall, 1111 Firwt ave, oe THIS STORE ALWAYS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. Cedarine furniture polish a bottle Not a Special but Regular Price— —this widely known and used polish is sold the country over for age a bottle. s~each season this store sells thousands of bottles of CE- DARINE, buying same in far greater quantities than any Western store, and so can save MORE THAN HALF what vou have to pay for this polish any place else, ~you should always have a bottle about the house; it’s fine for rubbing up the fur- niture, Standard Furniture Coa. Lh. fer-rSh SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 Firat Ava. TACOMA B. GERBER—1410 SECOND AVE. a NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY And being unable to secur@im tomorrow a sale of ladies™ wi never been equaled in the \ In medium and first-class Fual ity are marked down from 35 per cent to 60 per cent. Nothing reserved; the entire stock must be sold quickly, We invite your inspection, We ask you to visit our store; we want to show you that nearly every article in our store is marked below half price. B. 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