The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1907, Page 5

iE CLOSES | Mn LL | | Qyeeie! Service.) | Four of} ity and | ate t make ne | peration | wage die = resehed, ected #0 troubte tay pes factorioe . pe fast nies anc © employes the inno Ss Reid a mans meeting apt at whien a lomand of a gente of B26 aud « nine | dey was mode el owners will bold & meot- | after moon 34 the wage tn MURDERER ‘HELD FOR TRIAL i (Star Seenies arelaii ANACORTES, Wash, March &— G@aillam, ebar with the at murder of hie drothertn- ©. Hoover, Febrnary 26, in hotel, hae been held to court under bonds of ase with be i me Hoover, who was arrested be time of the commission of | was exonerated. Hoover! We the hospital rapldly ad | ® Statements when ar suid that Hoover Mistreating his wife, who, smear T INCORPORATIONS - — Seeciet Rarvice) March \-~Articles of have Deon Med witn | of state as follows Coun of Bitmap county, amended Tew Boat company of Be. of increase of cap- | § irem $54,000 to 873 008, Rowing and Canoe etab of | MC. Foree, RS. Gold-| EB Pleepton ane others = | i Frustee Printing company of, T8004, by Herman F. Titus, and Alfred Wagen- / Tamber & Bon company of | $2000, by AC. Littie, Ww and D. R. Jonea, compamy of Au-| ty FT. MeGarty, Ba-} B Berlin and A. M. Ber- Shingle company of ty Mh Mathews ane * }dody ef MH. Alonmmy, whieh plans | 000, by G. W)C vec ongg, John W. Mack, Ine. of Beattie, 95,000, by John W. Bleek and Jonn v aventvin W. Kimbatt Tevestment cont eae of Beattie, $5,000, by «CW Kimbatl, Sd. & Jones and Austiy ©. Grittithe Kean Broa, Ine, of Ballard, pi. by A. ©. Kean, W. €. Kean and Kean. FINDS DEAD MAN AND NEARLY DIES (Star Special Service.) BRLLANGQHAM, Want, Maret § Whihe searching for @ cat in an okt abandoned Wine cellar beneath the Magnolia bar this morning. Remey Smith came upen the dead ® printer of ~ Who had evidently » dead two weeks Death was undoubtedly caused by Ihquor Smith almost died with tright nea and A. A, IN COMMONS LONDON, Marc& 8 a's muffrage into the house of commons teday Women were aw they were Campbell - Hanaerman againat the bill a Vancouver, & ¢. the Ministerial asaoctation wi! hold an Interde } Bantitue beginning CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, March | next and continuing anti? the fol According to word reeetved bere | lowing Friday. from Ole Overby, hiv wife and four! honored are, Dr fehitdren were fromm te death D, Toronto, Canada. }their home in Ward county, lant Agnew Johnston, }Dakota, during the rei ality past On Monday the meet apelt | tage wit Tin and Sh Work te our Pustness orn. Elmore Harris, D. at aod Dr North —_—— Big bargains tn clething and fur Bishings at the rebuilding gad ce duetion sale See page 2. ose Henry Carstess has returaed from Olympla, where he spent sev-/ tent help to do the work, Call a eral daye before the legislature In| see us 0, H. Woodhouse Co, 1 the Interests of the Washington | University St, rear Aroade bull Fire Insurance Company. bed bad - Metal AMUSEMENTS. Oe N Both Phones 65 fier 7. John € @uturday and Saturday Matinee “BUSTER BROWN,” Qure ault'a Fameus Cartoon Comedy. Strong Cast ster Brown-Gobby Burns Brigade. I riewe—4! feae Hapov Boys, MURRAY ANDO MACK an? a Big Company of Merit. Chorus of Prett s whe can sing dance, Elaborate Scenic and Klectrioak Effet Sundey end M day _ Only. »_Prices— 1.00 te Me _ Beate om sale Friday at 14 Prtere he, Me, MEntiorere, Pe STAR Prrtormamene PN TL #6 omch day. MATINEE RACH DAT AT tae Beatties Leatiog Vauievitte Houm. PAREWELL DAYS AND NIGHTS. Mra. Gen. Tom Thum, Count Magri, Baron Marl, May Frank Cushman, Pfiitle Reesch Starascope. te amt Engel, dietona, You must be on (ime to get somta. phon Manager. the Re THE GRAND Tonight, Friday | ine Mristoal Comedy, ord-Mak Beauty Chorus, Tie, Ge and the Famous Ortgtna’ Ryans the Pen r gon Offers “The Mysterious Mr, Bugle.” Mats Daily. Fee Thu. p #14 THEATRE zs = a 3 aire Open, Mate o PRenes—@uneet Main 1996; tnd. 6334 Perf Nee, Mote. 2 16 Lyrie Theater — rus! & drew, Mgrs. Phones 807 Tonight and All We Matinee Saturday. Finn's Muatcal Comedy mpeny i ¢ “THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. Next Week, Starting Sueday Afternoon, “The Jolly Musketeers.” See the principale and dusetng gtria Nothing the them ever here. & rv ‘| SEATTLE THEATER "0" 4 Orem. More Phones arriving New a. are on sale, Men's fee salts $15.00. W. B. Hut a. corner Second Ave. one Matinees Thureday and Saturday, TVenight and Att Week, “LOST IN NEW YORK. “Black Patti Troubedours.” No change tn prices. Next Week, New and Unsurpassed RCH SALES FOR SATURDAY Largest Size Stee Bow Rake, Hickory Handle GAS HEATERS. $2.50 Humphrey's plated Gas Heater... TREE PRUNERS. Stiletto —_ Rimmed | Bread Board ¢ Pruner RAT T Tree ats and game STRAP HINGES. light pair ges, extra quality house y Bea tthe M atest musi- *«r With Pianoe—high grade—new and beautiful designe in casee, Boehmer, Cae « trothers Behning r t mter Rush & Gerts, Me ark, Sebi ler, Haines Hrothers, Marshall & Wendell end many othere we have Det one price, a that le toc Fancy Buggy for Bisque Doll, nickel .$1.89 department tw pdard music r for ail Players. The Apotio Pt ano Player—the wonder of the twentieth century—King of Pt ano Players Never bay until you see and hear this wonderful Phar Life Rag Patterns, to Be Stuffed, Size Doll long hand! '89c RAPS. ep in mind” that headauarters chines We Seat Music and nell att copy tor music. be ng Trap " 10¢ per Cline’s Piano House 1208 SECOND AVENUE. y Dres Oak Finish, 17¢. ser, steel Strap BASEBALL SUITS. gray flannel Cap, Sh $1.09 Shoofly, 67¢. TENNIS SLIPPERS t quality Tennis BASE BALLS. B BASE BAL DOWNING, Hop. BROKERS NS & RYER Dishes on RANOS Arcade By No ‘tar wy Sie Mt, ine & & HOFFMAN FROM THE EAST TO THE wesT During Mareh and April. Paul st low rubber 53c Saw Outfits St maha River and - BATS. ase Polished From Chicago Hardwood $7 Coldwell Bali Bearing Lawn Mowers POULTRY NETTING Price and Car just received quality guaranteed LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. Colman Dock. Both Phones 922. PANTS ORDER FOR $4.00 at the UNION TAILORS, M518 Third A Coliseum Rink Bul TO ALBERT HANSEN Jewelry, Watehe Glam 706-—-FIRST AV 706 Cut ing. WOMAN'S BILL bot was introduced m to behave and admitted fo Ube gallvetes wpoke BIBLE TEACHERS TO To celebrate the arrival in the bro > e He “ n che ok ee ec ites binke tenabe | W0e, brought to the Bonney Wate roninattonal iible on Monday/ The gentiemen thus/ How: ! a New York ‘irat Proabyter We have compe & Fr! jan church, but from Tuectday to. Friday the Plymouth Cougreqation| Sap av. after the evening FIGHTING FOR BIG 8UM FOR |pothing has beam learned o¢ hiss, has been learned of him, | VALAEY COO a MOT THe DAY HAS COME | For you to consider an investment for your money where the best pos: | \aible returns will be fortheoming |The German Savings, Building & | (Star Boecial Service.) priatiens comartttee fat night He} VANCOUVER, B.C March &. le a metber of that eub-committee, ori ee bebe « al ino but he declated that he would Pir as . "gy ene —— pene Loan Association is a home con: | taed by the J hlews the wae by By Rg, 5 y Arges *, standing on & ladder corn and invites you to Imvestigate| their manner of doihg burinens, proprtation for the rivers was maa ing plete & [Ber baby was sitting on the fh Pim fell whieh wilt also show you the pro: | fitable returns made to thelr mem-| 4 ‘he ladder sifpped and M por lighting on and killing her own hers. Chas, Osnor, Secretary, 416 formerty in the off | ehitd. Bailey butiding bel | Bkykomiah bumt was kilted whigh the |¥. Viton, who toft his home at largest store is always open Saturday evenings furniture | store | OLYMPTA, March —§,—s#ehotor }Pauihamus i# making « determined Hebi ta aecure an appropriation of $190,000 (rr (he improvement af the Puyallup and Stuck rivers. He made a demand for this on the eub-appro liberal credit— in the West— KILLED BY ENGINE, em Pw Ai, joy of the ompany at that place, yeaterjay by a locomotive tan him down just outside |Great Northern yards. Coron } Carrell wam notified and the boly “3 THE 16 ONE PLACE. “After making « thorough canvass of the city ene store has been foind where there is # moat com iets line of all the new | os in ape alel Pubrman, the artistte tatlor 71@16 Second Ay if you want a ie | MEring suit with exclusive charac Sohiiling’s Best is elected by pap-| teristics in workmanship and style, whir vote *f* | agpp in here. * parlors this morning 1 HIN lea 4 von at Liberty, Wash a notable mark » do not think there i# a person Howat 4 the surrounding who l# not familiar with our mark Your Credit In Good,” being one of the most extensively advertined store trade features in the Went. It means exactly what i says want you to feel free to this store and buy as your maith s allow; pay a little at first and then @ little each week or month, Thin system of “long credit as extensively advertised and adopted by wus, MISSES’ SHOES gola Kid or Box Calf Shoes, Lace or But- ton, heavy soles, worth $1.75, our price $1.40 Raymond & Hoyt _ 405 Pike St. AUCTION AUCTION dreds most pouitively percentage above the re ro prices—it moana your having the benetit of ishing the home completely paying for it womfortably “just as you can.” you (WPL PPL PLO LLLP POPPE lest you forget —you can buy a Refrigerator or Go-Cart in the ard Way” for $1 down and $1 a week, ——~ Standard Furniture Coa. SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Avo- TACOMA. “Stand- Seer SPECIAL Friday and Saturday On Friday morning we place on mle six cases of the cete- brated MES POTTS SAD- TRONS. They ore nickel finish grade The Flour ot superior make, 4 of the highest 5 Irons, 1 Cold Handi, 1 Stand, COMPLETE AT Se. Qrar stock of furniture, pete a SATURDAY’'S SPECIAL. Cup Cakes 8c Dozen Dozen 15c THE FAR | THE FAIR Store, Department Store, Department 1619-16-17-19 And Ave, 19:3-16-17-19 2nd Ave. RETIRING SALE | d J. WOLF Manager of our establishment for a long time retires from the active 0s anagement Wednesday next, March the 13th. Mr. Wolf who has just returned from the East where he purchased a heavy Spring stock, has determined to make & general slaughter prior to leaving ‘The prices below tell their own story. Everything must go—nothing reserved Reapectfully, The Fair Department Store — 1513-15-17-19 Gecond Avenue. Z. A. MAFRIDGE CO. EXTRA SPECIAL 1000 yards of Poi-de made in Switzerland, all colors at 33 cents ay rabarem, howsefurniahing» both new and second han WOODHOUSE & PLATT ~ FURNITURE 060, m 3904, 418 Pike 3096, Street. SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 2 p. m., at the well known firm of H. Lewis & Co., 1206 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash. On account of our lease expiring soon we have decided to retire from ind business, and in order to dispose of the entire stock in the quickest and easiest way we have concluded to put the same in the hands of the auctioneer. Our lines consist of the highest grades of Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, Hats, Furnishings, Suit Cases and genuine alligator Traveling Bags. We beg to announce that the above classes of goods are superior in make and quality, and will positively be sold to the highest bidder. Sale now on in full blast. Sale Commences Satur- day, March 9, at 2 p.m. Sharp, and Continues From Day to Day Until the Entire Stock Is Sold. Everything Must Go per| All other Millinery Ve PRICE wean 49c Wide Satin Ribbons, yard long B all DRY GOODS DEPT. » Dress Plaids ae eam Plaids . y Serge 6 Quilts Oo Ladies’ Un $1.00 La All Mustin Underw La for trir es’ Ur suite, waists, © ity, white is $1, 2h ine Dress or or tan Ladies’ Lace $1.00 Sik Liste Hose s tan or black Hose Children's Hose all sizes, pair GROCERY ‘DEBARTMENTS | Strictly local Ranch Pegs, dosen ° Garden See package et i ve the only Har THE FAIR Turkisn 1 10¢ « Mill Ends of : Se andkerchlefs, 2 e card e rwaiste.,| Values e| 12'26| 1.000 pieces’ of Cr Glassware, LADIES’ SUITS, CLOAKS plece AND MILLINERY, | . t “ poer.. .-75e | . & pound 81.39 Shirt W pounds ‘ t Ne Sugar 60e 2c Persian Kimono yard 12e Cotten Bat ity Sorim ing, first qu O2¢ Ze of Tinware, kery JOE MARTIN nar ea 6, Ge and HE MEN'S GOODS DEPT. Men's Furnishinga. Neckwear Handkerchiefs Wool Socks best ay 84.90 $1.10 } $7.00 Ladies’ Dress § FANCY GOODS DEPT. 250 Ladies’ Combinatio ». | $10.00 Ladies’ Dress Soc Hand Bags, each 0.00 Ladies’ § $1 Le redg Metre | 15.00 Lad ts | 1 a chol 2 | $10.00 Ladies’ § t 0 Chiffon Vella, each rat | $6.00 Ladies TSe Chiffon, all colors; — per | $8.00 Ladtes' ¢ , t yard 1 i te English r pound box Lily brand Tabl Bre ‘ - Pe | $10.00 Laa All Children’s Ladies’ and Chiltre: $2.00 and $1.00 Hats, to clean up Peanut Putt 40¢ Mocha and per pound boxes Schwab: Black Pepper o jar 180 Fancy Collar F Hare, eact 106 THE FAIR Fixtures for Sale THE FAIR 7 Department Store, 1513-16-17-19 2nd Ave. artment Store. 17-19 2nd Ave