The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, FEB. 18, 19 Dected logisiation is passed. | BROOKLYN PREACHER WILL steamer wince whereabouts of the fie the ox MONE Y IN We wish to put i ted SPEAK HERE WEDNESDAY. POS EEE EDD BOYS EET ie called | 1 nd to wildeat- : she na ® ting and I will give you my word * OW THE FRONT +) em cr me roam NIG Ws wrens 02 gre erenne od IZ that if any evidence can be secured!) Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis, of the) 7 | for Olympia today t agalnat wildeat promoters they will|Metoric Plymouth church at Brook |S ee eee EE RE H| the pawns of the y be prosecuted lyn, and considered generally | gica, Clty of Bverett, which | anon whom are J. © 5 ba) claimed that we/oHe of the finest preachers of to-| 4, ed up for the 5 th dent of the Pacific Coast Steamship y aR Fa these wildoatters |48Y, will appear in the Egan's ball) vooks having oil burners inatal company; Hh W. Koberta, of Cook | ——— samerenconrigne ~~~ | AMONE our own members, You|0® Wednesday night under the 44 | wilt be pinced on the Moran dr & Co; ©. W, Wiley, of the Bosten/ INTS COMING TO no development work had ever been | bring us any evidence and we will | *Plces of the ¥ C. A. His #0) Wednesday to have her hull painted | Ste me#hip company, and D, W. Bur FROM PEOPLE #, and that there were no pro-/ not only expel them, but prosecute, | Jeet haw not. been announced yet.|anq a new wheel placed, Bhe will) of. the Kosmos line too. el F « Wines in the district of | due Hiliia will also k at the WORTHLESS MIN | Vin the doctor had given such Ps te then be placed on the Meattle-lv, j “This association has endorsed | UMlversity Friday erett run, The steamer Kitwas, OPERATE KEW LIN |glowing account: 1 = : rn c "i ¥ Se_msten| weer tvs ony, His ase, since] LIGENSES TO WED |isc:.% Simm cc! «= MARCH IO =| §« More Big Shipments Steet their money in mit Then. the climate of Seattle be ies are coming to The came too warm for Dr, Weyerhorst Se mambers that it is im-jand he moved to Nome, where he investiqutions up| is doubtless locating more “pros ti. [pects for eagy money, have been caught,| One communication to The Star ¢* to the elevator | tells ot the loss by a wage-earner “the experienced mining | of $500, invested In the stock of the dock to beAriven @ thorough over- haulin, The diging room will be enlarged, and captain's and body went to Olympia to urge ite passage CLOSING OROER Marria Heenses were lemued to- ar wervice over the new Mareh Btreet Westlake av, line will start 10, according to an announe by the Seattle Blvetrie © Once started, care will not longer turn off Pike at Fifth av, exeept pursege rooms will be located in the reer ofthe pilot house instead of in the cabin, Bite Albert Chandler, Kelly, Ballard, Asa Harlan, 19, Minnie M. Wolcott, Harlan. Wolcott Green Lake, to OF =a New ‘onset Bteamel of the Pa- ipany, Jaborer @merald Mining & Milling com. . r Ih—Carl T, Penta, 36, thone going to and from the car - my, com] going to jene rend Fo] ~ praitte, os pany, incorpor- HORSED Seattle, 10 Husle H Burnell, 88, Be-| Kane, ¢ ncharaed at Pler A, for 84%) norms, o S ‘ : attio, Tancisco. The care running out to Green Rap ge Rh ves Poona ry ng sh iparigae age inne Meamer Amasia, of the Kosmot|i axe by the new course will be the frie 4 who bad athe fallure of am honestly managed Birth Record. line, arrived from Tacagna yenterday | abic to save six minutes over thelr ee wining ine. | mining company, which {ered ap-|_Th® Sunday saloon closing order! | Births were registered today ae one iw’ now teking on % cargo, of present schedule. ri 4 t ° Marge aut flourishing |on the develo; ouk| wax mentioned in nearly every | flows: ee i ges Byes and lige SCHROEDER FUNERAL. » th h jehureh in Seattle day, At th Gennulli—At Minor Hospital| ¥Ul sal for Mambura by way of | wth native to Seattle, | with great expectations; also an eb. 16, to wife of T. B. Gennulll, «| Central and Bouth American ports we No arrangements have yet been made for the funeral of Cbriat Schroeder, the young man who shot himeelf in the presence of Angelina Larson, his former sweetheart, Fri rts Came in Saturday The youth died at the Wayside Emergency hospital at 11736 p. m. #ed, 16, to wife of Bennet G. Clay-| 4 ports, Oftictels| Saturday night, having lingered) We are better than ever prepared ; to serve you with the kind of merchan- He ton, & eon. that no word nearly twenty ~— hours, the + ova | = ns = bit uh to the of which time he w conscious A By hp . dise you’ want now — new and stylish son, a daughter “ en Spring Fabrics, Garments and Novelties. It will pay you to come to McCarthy’s every day you can, just to keep posted on vacie's8 cist: |THE PIANOLA SELECTED BY TACOMA EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT | {= "0" tn. Eoo ves xin a for further announcements. NOW UTILIZED IN THE LEADING COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES Positively the swellest AND SCHOOLS IN THE EAST New Suits assortment in Seattle. More than a hundred different styles to select from, Every Suit perfect in material and work- fo this; ath close of services in several church und this; other example of the folly of emall. 10) meetings were held Gad ree olutions endorsing the move were bav Pfor working pay dirt,| lovestors ff putting money tm chi who bourht stock /merfoal mining ventures. we &@ Montana Cop The Emerald was organised dur ‘company, have given) ing the hard times, when many f the interest: | Seattle business men turned their Joseph Weyer jattention to mining with last winter. tiene which were honest, but Copper Mine. jno knowledge of the mining busl- ht stock ta | 2s i without suffictent capital Rae & Montana from Dr, |‘ SAFY 08 operations, en the pengeee neyo Officers Weil Known, @opper mines near Police Wappensteta In ordering last Beaded only a little Bag Beh go of the company | evening the closing of all ‘apes in fF work to make thom|¥4 WW. B. Boome, the well KnowR the city on the Sabbath, and we yers. He was fer neat; secretary, Mr. ©. B.| pledge to them our loyal support as tahed 1,000 feet | Remebers, favorably kno bush citizens in the enforcement of the aad to porscas an ore | Bees elreles, These two men hed Can ” that it could be seen by put up their own! Similar resolutions were passed +1 courthouse. The th tbe jelep the “lin about twenty-five Beattie was @ bonanza, according! Be a Ba as ‘churches, arygong them betng the pdecior, and he was soll:/ Med well. ney Westminster Prosbytertan, United the $8,000,000 cap | Presbytertan, Bethany Preabyter fan, Reformed Presbyterian, Ply mouth Congregational, Pilgrim Con Wednenday. Wide for the repair of the steamer Spokane wilt be opened tomorrow The Pacific Coast Bteamehip com- ave fears for the safety whieh wail day with ol for non. Webber—At 1924 Fifth av, Feb 7, to wife of Jonn ©. Webber, « At the morning session at the First Presbyterian church the fol |lowing resolutions were drawn and with | paswed, (hen sent to other churches to adopt, which was done “We, the members and adherents of the Firet Presbyterian church of Beattie, do hereby endorve the ac tion of Mayor Moore and Chief of At 1123 Fourteenth av. South, Feb, 13, to wife of Ole Wolk won, borm—At 1102 Harrison st. " Queen Anne, A. Callan- st, to wife of Arathur PF, Brewer, « fon, Record of Deaths. Deathe were registered today aa) "| follows: to ‘The Alaska | City of Destiny First In West to Adopt Advanced Method of Teach | }Queen Anne Hill Methodist, Firet|'* Fe. 16 at 413 Ninth ay * Baptist, Tabernacle Baptist, Firet Christian, Norwegian, Danish Moth (Odist and the Swedish Missionary are running a DANGEROUS RISK by your VAL ABLE PAPERS, JEWELS, ETC AT HOME or in your OFFICE BAPE or DESK, in constant danger from FIRE or BURGLARY. Rent a bex in the CHROME STEEL SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS OF Wh D. PERKINS @ CO, BANKERS, 221 Cherry ot, Alaska building. Association, _ BOXES 4.00 PER YEAR. A SALE OF Jath Room Fixings ¢ offer for your consideration tomorrow a sale of nickel plated accessories for use. goods are all of the very bighest quality—heavy nickel plating on steel or The designs those which have been proved by use to be the best suited for its purpose. We quote these very low prices with the sole object of having you our basement store better than you do. 18, at Providence Hospital, been drowned Lake Station. celdentally mong | them were a number of street rail- that the “prospect’ be mged to a Butte bank, way emplayes, a ty bean foreclose against Dr. Weyer. Say They Wilt Hein. 12, at Providence Hospital, 4 ‘The Washi: State pt roa | anion mes Nay 7 to Captain B. F. Hand, Don't put it off. | secretary. ni ea 14, at Minor Hosptial, Lens—Mathiida Leos, 72, Feb. 1 at 2396 Fifteenth av. Bouth. Ped. 14, at West Heattle. at Otympla, Wash, Criliey—Mishael Crilley, 12, at Providence Hospttal, eee ay. Feb. 13, at Providence Hospital, 14, at Thirty-firet av. Weet. two lectures in the Crypt, Bis owl ject being “Spelling Dictionaries subject. Against Division. HOQUIAM, Feb. 18 —A petition GOAP DISHES. Ie sorts at .. iS¢ sorts at . TS¢ sorte at . 4#0¢ sorte at the proposed division of Cheha TUMBLER HOLDERS, 15e sorte at 256 sorts at . SPONGE HOLDERS. Abraham Lincoln. Your savings, how- ever email, will earn 4 per cent compound tn- tereat if deposited with this company. $1.00 Combination Set 65c ———————— ‘This set consints of a white enameled steel plate, to which are attached Tumbler Holder, i Mt Holder, Sponge Holder and Towel Arm. This plate is easily attached to the wall vorews,, ; New Room-Size Rugs on Display the best reason im the 45 INTEREST SAVINGS have added more room and ave @xceptional facilities for Gaplay of these ruge—theredy shopping a pleasure rather & burdensome task. We are Persian Wiltons, Anglo In- Teprac Wilto iv Trewar Wiltons and Seamless Wiltons, in sizes MENTS ft. to 11.3015 ft. Brussels Rugs in sizes from ft to Sxiz ft. Atington Bigelow Im wize 9x12 ft Wire TRpestry fm nize 9x12 ft Pu Swire Tapestry Brussels Credit A little bit down and $1.00 A WEEK Will dress you well. Axminster New spring things arriv- Brussels ing daily. Fa ee ee our rest room when down DO NOT FORGET Woodhouse & Platt Fur. Co. 418 Pike &t., For Furniture, Stoves, Ranges Bedding and Kitehen Furnish ings. Phones: Main 2098; Ind, 2096, town. Rear of baloony. Farrington — Evelyn Parviagton. |} Goranfio—-Lucy Gorafio, 24, Feb. Unknown man, supposed to have Rear Weder-—Henry A. Weber, 39, Feb. Combs—Ettaabeth Combs, 65, Feb Small—-Gertrude M. Small, #4, Cleson-——John Oleson, 43, Feb. 12, 0, Feb. Kesterson Florence EL. Kester son 1 month, Feb. 14, at $18 Tenth Burkman—Jobn Fo Burkman, 46. Books and " At 4 o'clock in the afternoon one lecture will be held and tm the evening the other leo ‘ture will be given, both on the same / | O'Matra—Thomas O'Marra , ment and « divine gift to man- r | being cireviated tn thle city against nd many names have been || nificant Prediction. There are millions of people | throughout the civilized world | who are coming to know music and enjoy it, & privilege which 5. | the few who had the talent, money and time to study. been taking place, the influence | eat sections of the earth This | new situation has beon created | anola, Made by the Acolign Co. | of New York. The Metrostyie Pi anola ie truly @ marvelous instru- kind, for it means that music, “the noblest of the arts.” le to become untversally acoeasible in every bome. MAKES MUSICIAN OF ANYONE ‘The Metsvstyle Pianola opens | at once the entire fleld of music to everyone—stripped of incessant practice and study-—ready to be played as would the world’s most eminest virtuoro, The import ence of enabling any person to become acquainted with all the te}! old add ne® masters, to say noth ing the pleasure and real joy at able to personally pro- duce Wusit artistically, le incal- oulable. The scope of the Pianola’s use- fulness. fs Hot confined to the home, hawever, but, to the con a quence it te now used in the lead- tng universities, colleges, musical inetitutions and schools through- all_ teachers. ‘The special function of the Pi anola in this connection f* to artistically demonstrate the fn- trieate end difficult selections of pointer and by following red line, previogsly marked on the roll by euch artiste as Rosen thal, Padereweki and other celeb- tion of that artist ts produced. heretofore has only been open fo | | but one genuine Pianola, which ts For some time past a wide | spread revolution In music has | of which hea reached the remot- | | by the wonderful Metrostyle Pi- | | | } 1 rities, the individual interpreta: | ing—An instrument That is Revolutionizing the Entire Musical | Situation—Now Used and indorsed by the Most Eminent Artists | in Europe and America—Com missioner of Education Makes Sig- ONLY ONE PIANOLA } It might be of interest to the | public to know that it is a mis homer to designate all plano-play- ing devices as Pianolas. There is | | | made by the Aeolian Co., of New York, and so marked. | The Pianola is the only inatra ment which has the Metrostyle and is the only player having re cotved the indorsement of the most eminent artists, and the se rious consideration of the fore | most musical and educational in- | stitutions. } FIRST IN THE WEST | To the educational department | of Tacoma belongs the credit of | betng the first on the Coast to adopt the Metrostyle Pianola, It is now being used by Miss Lucy Lameon, the supervisor of music In the city schools, whose ability as an @ducator ts well known, not | alone in this city, Wut throughout the United States, The instru ment will be taken from one | school to another, each institu | tion having the same facilities and opportunities of becoming thoroughly familiar with all the great selections of masters, ang in this way each and every pup!l will receive a mort thorough end practical musical education. | The D. 8. Johnaton Co., the old est and largest piano dealers of | the Northwest, who are the ex marvelous possibilities of the Pt- anola in recital at Christensen’s Heteners spellbound, and several | of the foremost local artiats, edu- | cators, critica and music lovers were particularly amazed and | what are called the general exer- ctees of all our high schools, and therefore from the date of the option of this course, a new era "1 dawn in American educe tion.” | d Chéhen “MONARCH | | & The Best Range in the World So called “MONARCH” because it is the qualified leader-of all other ranges in the world. by men selected for the pur- pose tof deciding among a representation from every tangeifactory in the world which was the best of all, apd who unanimously bestowed highest honors and Cunrory Fornrrure Company Sxconp Avenve & Sprinc Sreeet iad © ES em tn. Y manship, and right down to the minute in style. See the display in our window. These are only a few of the many we have to show you. You don’t have to wait, You can have the Spring Suit you want now, if you come to McCarthy's. And you have a large and up-to-date assortment | | | of new styles for comparison. Prices lower than you would expect to pay. $18 to $52.50. No extra charges for alterations, New Lingerie have good reason proud of the big assortment of Muslin Under- wear we have to show you. Literally thousands of new garments, and you must be a very par- ticular woman indeed if we cannot satisfy your taste with some of the hundred or more styles in Chemise, Corset Covers, Night Gowns and Drawers. Materials are the best qualities of Nain- sook, Swiss, Cambric and Muslin, and trimmings are more or less elaborate combinations of Lace, Embroidery, Insertings, Hemstitchings, Tuckings and Ribbon. See the garments on the second floor. Prices exceedingly moderate, New Embroideries— A mammoth assortment showing every width and all the new and wanted designs. Edgings that can be matched with Insertings, Beadings and Allovers. No trouble at all to find just what you want, Qualities are just as fine as you could desire—Sheer Swisses, Cambrics and Nainsooks—and prices are away below what you would expect to pay. Boe sorts at Bhe ill wd | osvawend importance 18 | clustve representatives of tbe TSe sorte at de being weational and Mu | Metrostyle Pianola and Pianola There is an especially choice line of All- $1.00 sorts at . 0S cleal aplzclgn, ond oe ® vines. | Piaue: recently demonstrated the overs suitable for Shirt Waists. Such a lot of dainty designs to choose from, and every one of them new within a fortnight. Ihe sorts at . | - hall before a large and represen G0e sorts at wees “ab$ | hd of the Metroetyle Pianola iearctbestiy' ond i» a More than ten thousand yards of this new BRUSH HOLDERS. ts not in providing @ substitute | pasiment to both voice and violin. Embroidery will be on sale tomorrow: Prices 106 sort: for great a but S <r ‘The powers and capabilities of in every case 86 moderate, quality considered, sorts at .. menting: their labore a: os the Metrostyle Pianola held the | that you can well afford to be liberal in your choosing. New Coats hundred new Spring Coats came in Two 150 sorte at . No map cae win their praise of the marvel: | 86e sorts ato... eens ibe cusbene tS eny woth of | he mort, eminent masters of ee pean Ray | Saturday and are now all marked and ready for life without persistent sic, The simplicity of operation | “ i " “ - TOWEL ARMS. application to the work ‘and the artistic posstbilities are Recently the Hon. W. T. Harria, your choosing. About twenty-five diffetant 1Se sorte at at hand. Common | euch that any selection or compo- | United States commissioner of styles to select from in Ladies’ and Misses’ Co- se nos 1 gh geane and determina | aitiow can be rendered with iden- education, in writing of & = vert Jackets, three-quarter length Coats in nov- sorte at ... . “ tion will bear greater | theally the same expression, touch | trosty’ a, elty mixtures and full length Rain Coats. Styles PAPER HOLDERS. fruits than genius and | and technique of the greatest liv Het that the new invention for > . Style: fadeients. - A man's tng planista, The Metrostyle, | reproducing the best interpreta are up-to-date. Materials are all good. And we 15¢ sorts at .. - Pe fortune is In his own | found only in the Pianola, is a | tions of the erent seaeee = have all sizes from 32 to 44. Prices very mod- bande.” unique device patterned | Will witmetely fied a pee erate. See them on our second floor tomorrow. New Hid Gloves— The new Kid Gloves are getting a big run. We have every size in the long looked for spring shadings. Perfect fitting, splendid qualities, that we can guarantee to give you absolute satisfac-. tion. The size and shade you want tomorrow at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 a pair. Long Kid Gloves—the 12 and 16-button lengths—in all sizes and in whatever shade you feel proud of our showing want. Our prices only $3.50 and $3.75 a Rag Bim an ben pair. And of course the qualities are the best. Required by years of ex- We have also new 12 and 16-button Silk Bas shown to be worth Gloves, in black and white. Also two-clasp Silk and Lisle Gloves, in the best qualities, with per- fect fitting double tipped fingers. Glove section, main floor. New Dress Goods— New French Serges, in all the wanted shad- ings, came in Saturday. These, added to our nice collection of Fancy Chiffon Voiles, Chiffon Pan- amas and Fancy French and English Suitings, gives us an array of new Spring Dress Goods which we are proud to say far outclasses any sim- ilar stock in Seattle. Prices range from 49¢ to $2.50 a yard. In every case as low as they ought to be for the splendid qualities we sell. New Wash Goods— Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue Bet. Pike and Pine Fi Csr hBpomesn ADIN ' | j fh sizes 8.3x10 er TON : ; iad Yat? ce 06 ft, Oxl2 ft, wards upon it at a rete “9. * is Expositi oa, Kisoties los ot peekty Thatta’, Dreie. Gueteess Art. Squares, enormous Pacific Outfitting tea ag Maaco 3 aie eee and more pretty Lawns came in Saturday, We Be Mees O29 fe. to 12u15 fe C 1 Quality Dure bility have more than two hundred patterns for you to r select from in colored Wash Dress Goods alone. A P ompany » onstruction Cleanliness And our stock of White Goods is well worth Sale of Linen Damask Table Cloths 422-—PIKE STREET—422 5 Economy Appearance boasting ea Plenty of ween weed fine if 4 qualities of hite Lawns, Nainsooks, Swisses i We offer for tomorrow's selling some exceptional values in L Linen Table Cloths. These come 2. fi Sad Coes | cae Organdies, And you know the prices at this in and Floral designs in large and email effects. PX LAIMED MONARCH FAR AND WIDE | store are always the lowest, quality considered. POTS Blesehed Cloths, 126x72 in. | $5.70 Bleached Cloths, 108x72 fn. | $3.90 Bleached Cloths, 72x72 in 8Y HOUSEWIVES WHO HAVE USED IT and 12%¢ to 6O¢ a yard F Monday at + AAG | Monday at «...+-+- BBO | Monday at 82.70 SECRETLY ACKNOWLEDGED MONARCH BY L Those new Val. Bleached Cloths 126x72 in. | 6:40 Bleached Cloths, 6438 $3.50 Bleached Cloths, 72x72 in og, 3 ay. ITS COMPETITORS. | New Laces Foe bleed, Sia Rie : “ 84.95 | 7 ay sands Clothe, 108x78 in. Monday at .........»- 82.60 Qreenleat, Jehe D, Parreti, The peer of all other ranges, yet offered at a mod- been looking for, The wanted patterns for trim- pret Bleached Cloths, 126x72 in.| Monday at '., $5.20 | $3.90 Bleached Cloths, 68x08 in erate price and with reasonable terms | ming white shirt waists and lingerie. All the Monday at 84.70 | 16.38 Benched Cloths, or | Monday at ... $2.65 WHY NOT HAVE ONE? WHY USE ANY Hi oaoe widths. In the lace section on the main on: a Pe * M e q a a r N 5 ST oor, Bleached Cloths, 108172 in. | 94.96 Bleached Cloths, Pg | $3.75 Bloached Cloths, 68x72 tn, POULTRY NETTING—Car just ey Fy eons Bae WHEN THE BEST IS Pine Ca y at #3.00 | Monday at $2.90 | Monday at .. 82.55 gearantecd, , r ‘ | $5.00 down will take the Monarch into your homes, LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. ]]@ and $<.00 a month until full payment is made will keep mM t h , Colman Dock. © there cCar PD Make use of #) Both Phones 922. | Your old stove or range taken as part payment eer eee tt em .