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

signation to Postmaster stating they would quit work or unlege the government saw fit to raise their pay, being unable to Itve ou the present wages, ‘TEACHERS TO MEET | AT ISSAQUAH SOON * 5 vad ‘The County Teachers associations eae eA of Distriots Noe 1 and 2, King coun. 4 ieeteee Yotveran) os Lon| % WH meet at Issaquah in joint tion of the day Wae session Saturday, Maren & in re. “ “—¥ the prenceution toward sponse te an invitation by the eiti- Name, murder | 2008 Of the town, who will entertain seme them. Darrow of the defonse had od bis case had been! ‘The Dig thing just mow and for when Mr. Mawley of the! the next six months, R. Cooper requested the consent) Wiltte, 479 Colman building *** Gefense to recall Mrs. Archie | Soo . eb oon and to reaper the cage for tion, saying that by tm witness hed net been, When directly examined the the week on which Tyler TIDELANDS, blah, post and file separate tar J oft rate Mets, | These tariff Hate are to contain }im plain and specific form and terme all the terminal charges and allowances, together with all other charges and rules whieh in any way increase or decrease the amount to be paid on any shipment as stated tn the regular tariff. — In addition, the passenger tariff regulations come into force today, me ee and contain general roles reaprd Beginning today, according to the| ing stopovers, baggage and excess new rules promulgated by the In| bagwage wolghts. Specific prov terstate Commeree Commission for! son is made for the arrang mt in filing tariffs for railways, every | local and taterdiviaional tart for the statement showing them United States will be compelled ing WASHINGTON FIRB ID The new regulations will ¢ CK COMPANY has ap-| considerable oxtra exponne m L. B. Markle & Bron, aa) fliway compa a for Piitabarg, Pa. ose — og When you go out in your }do you want to get back? Buy the BUFFALO engine and you kyow®’ Hl A gymnasium at the high sehool, be © ent The association has funds from | # foot Word: a; Me Matiness Thursday and Saturday ¥, Mi show which can be used for | Ps ayMinasium and (he boys are deter} mined to have one if possible, FAVOR TRAINING BHIP. fa taken in the leginiature in ifort ta obi 4 nautica! training ship for Pv Hound will have the hearty ind | ment of the local steamship cow panies, ‘The pose of a nautical! atrueted in the rear of the] training ship le to give boys from is planned by the Athietio| 16 to 14 years of age, who wish to was| follow the sea, a thorough educa GH SCHOOL plans | engineer A OPENING ART SCHOOL, all senson and the minstrel | Maren ith Mae ena cous. ea) Pfinns, 17% Matiord av., one timate the expense * are dull about coffee and| G. N Dilling’s Best tan't dul. ** * jar. AMUSEMENTS. (PP PARAL AAA DAA AL ODS TITLE THEATER %0+' & drew, Mare Phones 4% Tonight and All Week, “MY WIFE'S FAMILY.” No phones after 7. +, Manager. THE GRAND ™*";:: John Tonight, Saturday, Munday and Saturday Matinee, : “MME, BUTTERFLY.” Prices—12.00 to 91.00 smpany, from Daly's Theater, Lonfon and comedies, Monday and and Night, “A Country irchentra, = Prices—-$4.00, Auguatin Daly Muntent Company, from New York, March 4, 5, 6, the Popular Mus Tuesday, “The Cing Girl.” Original Comps $1.00, 91.06, The Prices ie, Ito. Matinews, 100 * STAR Putiemnnber 22. Tih, 8 ech ay ‘TINDEY BACH DAY ATI Bemttio’'s Leading Veudeviiie Moves, MEAN» YOU. toodwin, Carr & Jordan, the Musteal Adie Roesch, the Starascope. Next ie x “Pudd’'n Head Wilson.” T Matinees Dally except Thursdays HEATRE and Fridays, Doors open; Mat- Phones—Sunset Main 1204; Ind. 4334 jneos, 1:90; Bvenings, 7:30, Per- formances begin: Matinees, 2:15; mings, #: 15 Lyrie Theater — twseii & drew, Mgr. Phones 567. Matines Baturday—Tonight and All Week, Zinn’s Musical Comedy Mgr. Pantages offers the Mateh- leas Buccess, Company, F the alalt tmmediate Dad « ” eg - ne ce weneene you will gut beck withest any Noxt Week, starting Sunday Matines, March 3, “Lest in New York.” THE CAPTAIN AND THE MAID: = Ing his disappearance. ae ng t the information wt Steve Adama, Tylor murdered Wednesday, 34, and had therefore caten at at the Phillips house Bight, Auguet 9 | giving ber testimony Mra Teealled that Tyler had! Pepper at the Phillips cabin} waht. Ausuet From | Bi follows (hat Tyler must hav Burdened the mornlag day op whieh | Mason's cabin Woods, who has taken} under advisement, é¢e allow the prosecution to re Phillips to the stand, the of the case will be ab that & OF at the twenty seventh aanual ft the Cornell University te the Waldorf-Astoria to- Gould wilt te of twocent stampa He is B.A. Ster- ly aasistant forester in mt of agriculture at and has beea appoint: | —we’ve real good news for Saturday ~another day's selling of these fine pet covers —six pot covers and holder the planting of millions | carriers of this city will quit tn a body this afternoon as | for thie reason we've decided to pe: refusal at Washington, Two | ago they tendered their re- Une —no © tte a wire pot cover holder, and comtaina «tx covers, 9%, 10, 10%, 11 and 18 Inch. Ready to hang om the wall, mak- ing your pot covers very hahdy and convenient —an article that will appeal to every housewife —~you'll remember this was our “Huay Friday” Special inst week, but being a holiday and the store closed half « day, many pepole were disappointed net to get one. give you tunity te ne mare opp secure one of these little treasures at the above price. wines 8%, for iomediate O. D. mall or telephone orders filled. Standard Furniture Co. Lh. fecrte SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 Firet Avo. rgains of the Week ‘|10c Russell Slim Taper 3 Cornered Hand 0 5c 7 . ° o . ao Dozen Odds and Ends Keen Kotter Pocket Knives, Worth 5De. CARPENTERS’ PENCILS. best quality ae BENCH SCREWS. 65¢ Carpenter's Iron Bench t et ae COW CHAINS. Decorated China sc Simmons’ Carpenter's Pencil p to Screw handle 1oc Banner $1.50 heavy steel GARDEN RAKES. Brass Lamp Burner, No. 2 Size, Rake 12-tooth.... REPLACE SCREENS. Tumblers, td Se. Enamele: Folding D Cradle BASEBALL GOODS. and Reach BASEBALLS. Bully I 1Se a-quart Gray Granite Pudding Pan, A Modern Kitchen The emsential part of the home the KITCHEN. A well- ap inted KITCHEN should con tain 1 Charter Oak Rango... 8454 1 Kitchen Queen . 3 Chatre . Roy Granite Utennth ca ting of 1 Tea Catfee Pot. 1 ot, 2 Saucepans, 2 hpene and 1 steel Frying Pan. alt for Iron Knife, Fork and 385 25 &54- can at the tuting # for the for the out your FURNITURE CO. Successors to Dabuey & Wood house. Matin 7999. Ind, 3996. 418 Pike Street. Phones PANTS TO ORDER FOR 94.00 at the UNION TAILORS, 514518 Third Ave. Coliseum Rink Buiding. OLD AND YOUNG Know that our fine fornia Wines are the best in the elty lowest prices; als old Guekenhelmer, full quart $1.00 4," full quart 1.00 ip California Brandy, full t 1.00 id Jamaica Rum, 00 » are only « few of our re crowded for us and be con Big KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. 1123 Firat ave., corner Seneca. Main 1184; Ind. 1184. PREE DELIVERY. NO BAR. } trouble. } 112 University st. Saad Goo, H. Woodhouse CO. baie Molodrame. Prices ae unual ext week, atarting Sunday Matinee, “The Telephone Exchange.” fame Company—Same Prices (7) Find them out—by eorming. GRAND OPENING Tomorrow, Saturday, Mar. OF OUR SpringandSummerGoods and Eastern Woolens ARE ALL ON DISPLAY IVE THOUSAND different styles to select from. Nobby grey effects, and Mr. Brown is here again with his latest efforts. Blue Serges in any shade, wide or narrow wale, from 15 to 22 ounce goods. Our first grand open- ing in Seattle. Watch us grow. We have three stores in Seattle, 512 to 518 Third Ave., only house of its kind on the coast, employing over 100 tailors. Every garment.made to order in our own shop, here on our premises, ainder our supervision. Our work- shop is doubling itselt. Why? Because we give everybody satisfaction or refund your money. That Is why we do such a large business. We get your suit or overcoat out on time; no worrying to wait for slow tailors; no excuse to give you because we are not ready; ho waiting; no worrying is half the battle with a tailor and a person ordering a suit. FREE FREE ON SATURDAY ONLY To the first two persons entering our store we wi }) give free—first, a suit made to order of blue serge; second, an overcoat out of black broadcloth. Remember, you can sleep on our doorstep all night if you wish. Now, to the first ten customers we will make a s uit or overcoat with extra pair of pants free. Only one pair pants free to a customer; no more. pair of pants free lined, for one price—$15.00—no more, no less. No matter how many suits or overcoats you buy, you only get one The next five customers get a full dress, worsted or black broadcloth in their suit, silk NOW FOR THE LADIES We will give to five ladies whom their husband, brother, father or sweetheart buys a suit for, a Skirt Pattern free, worth from $10.00 to $12.50 for the cloth only. This is to give you a chance to call on us and see the Weber Baby Piano we are giving away free to some school boy or girl. Our motto—First Class Work—pleases our customers. Reasonable prices in reach of all. Here is what we will put on sale for Saturday only—any suit in our tweed or fancy worsted line made to order for $15.00 NO LESS Up to 10 o'clock p. m. on Saturday only, These suits are worth double—yes, $30.00 is low, but our price is $15.00. Good work, good lining, a No. r fit, sewed with silk, goods shrunk before cutting. our price is $15.00 on Saturday only Grand opening with Wagner's Band. Our limit on this sale is 250 suits or overcoats. Remember Our working ca- pacity is 1,000 suits or overcoats. Open Saturday evening until 10 o'clock, UNION TAILORS Largest Tailoring House of Its Kind on the Coast 512 to 518 Third Avenue—Coliseum Rink Building