The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1907, Page 3

INE MUST PAY $1,800 inde? dol fey.” He was advised not to get : edict | #2 Xtous, for Capt, Caine will Mgnt he plaintiff was (he ve “let | the case through higher courts. The BEL sorsine against Cap | case has been on trial for several z and in favor of | 4&y@ tn the superior court ¢ et, who sued for # 18 TRUE To COREY. ran into him é tur (Serippe Telegraph Service.) Ae that Cai wore at} PARIS, March 13.—The friends str him and spat in bis |of Mabetle Gilman are denying the letory that she is engaged to marry Atohison Bly. It ts state positively jury,| that @he will marry ne one but a- | Corey thousand of eh b p, the youth who recefved decision of the “When can I get the m GROTE- RANKIN COMPANY Special Sale of Divans tomorrow several Divans are marked at ibly reduced price ie have a very cor ve showing « priced Furni Patlor, including and odd pieces It draw attention to P display that these made. 13-75 tered with Verona velour ire for A Mahogany Finished Divan, having spring ‘The regular price ie $23.75, - S375 Attractive Divan, having mahogany finished overed with Verona velour. Regular price, 8b.75 $16-75—A Mahogany Miniahed Divan, having continuous Mag and dainty back panela, Spring seat is nicely uph tapestry. Rewular price $26.75 Special \ 75—A Divan, having frame of birch, in mahogany Has loose seat cushion, covered with green vel- lar Ta $4.16. Special 2375 An Alttractively Designed, Mahogany Finished Tas panel back, spring seat is upholstered with $33.50 pecial . $2125 pot SA Diss tr a plain design, yet one that te rich i shaped slat back fancy scroll arms and loose covered with tik damask. Regular price | $38.50 95 Dining Chair | This $2.75 Dining al $LI5 Chair $1.85 Chale shown tm tiustra- ¢ hardwood, tin Has large shap A Dining Chatr of very pleasing pattern, made of solid oak, in | & dark golden finish Has om. | bossed cobbler seat. large em- dossed shaped upper panel and | brace arms, Thie chair ie of | long-post construction. Hase | is extra strong, having three spindies in front and aides. Hack consists of five plain up- rights and two fancy uprights A good value at our regular peice of 92.76 Special price re seven turned Chair igh back, satdie-shap- turned legs and eight Stretchers in base, A strong, serviceable in dark golden finteh. ihaped wood seat, ba: back nicely shaped top Sefoll-ehaped arms, hand- ned back posts, spindles and i 2, panel is securely for considerably iar regular price. Spe- some Quartered Oak Library Table Special $17.75 Regular Price $22.25 Table specially priced as above is 46. inch: long by 26 inches wide made of solid oak, quarter and polished. Dra inches wide, in finished and has two A] The Library from picture, having larged ring around top and ter- minating in plain Bpectal price ie Of the above ul are for cash only. No mail, telephone CO. D. orders ¢. em can be filled. The special prices are sflective tomorr r wer ere z F 11 04d Couch Covers Marked at Lowered Prices ae; perusal through t he Cover Showing brings out the hy Several of the designs have sold down to but one of a Mind. tn order ¢ f these odd Couch Covers at once, re- Ssce Guttions itke the « are made for tomerrow only— - ED FROM $1.25 to BOE puch Covers, 60 inches wide by Yards long. fringed on all tour sides, Pattern is in f stripe - a soe BD FROM $2.00 TO a1. B5—Couch Covers, 60 inches wide ot long, fringed on all four sides. Choice of four de- cial. oa $ ED FROM 33 0 10 $225—Couch Covers, 40 inc nas ate yards jong th heavy fringe on aides and ends, This two designs and three color effects. One pattern—a« Stfect— has proven a popular seller at regular price, Ape- iD FROM $7.50 TO Yards iong Me tn a Bloo ke ere, 60 Inches on. faced tapestry. They Special, each .. 95-25 50 Pe. ‘Austrian China Dinner Set $15. 00 Regular Price $20.00 Me Avetrian Chine 1 ade e n red, tan and biue. er Set underpriced, aa above consists of er for six people. Design is attra f green and gold. Regular price of this pectal price tomorrow and Friday, the $15.00 So CHINA SALAD BOWLS, 2h¢. eclally priced as abov: are of good quality china, * for tomo in @ neat Julius Johanson, Christian Bret land and Richard Willowden, all of the United States steamship Pat | tereon, were arrested by Deputy | United States Marshal Crabtree, | Upon complaint of Captain Khod |Who charges the men with the theft of supplies from the ves sel to the amount of $200. In default of $1,000 ball the men were went to jall to await hearing before United States Commissioner Keifer tomorrow y morning. BENCH WARRANT NOT SERVED The bench warrant issued yester day by Judge Gordon for the arrent } of Clarence Hanford, of the firm of | Lowm &@ Hansford, for contempt of court in the Stromberg case war not served. The court was inform ed that Mr. Hanford did not attend the trial because of a minund | standing, and the explanation was | considered suffictent | ‘The appeal from the sentence of a fine of $100 and costs was not [taken up, Attorney Page for the | defense consenting to the verdict | land paying the fine. MORGAN SAILED FOR EUROPE TODAY rippe Telegraph Service.) } NEW YORK, Mareh 13.-—-J, Per | pont Morgan sailed for Rurope thts | |morning, EH. Harriman bas an | nounced that the conference ith |the president has been postpon } watt some other time. TRAIN PLUNGES INTO CREEK— MEN DROWN, PITTSRURG, Pa, March 1% Three trainmen were drowned this | morning on the Weet Peansylvania |raitroad. A freight train was pi | cipitated Into a creek. The bodies; jhave not been Fecovered THE THE ATERS A Detighttu PI Play. | “Alice-Stt-by-the Fire” is a“ | charming play, and those who falled Ito take advantage of ite sole per | formance here last evening missed one of the best offerings at th Grand thie year. The ptece is well constructed, dainty in sentiment winsome in comedy, and with the touches of seriousness which make it appeal to thoes who love the substantial in theatrics as well ae the amusing. It ts easily seen why it rae with society's pet, Ethel Bar | rymore, in the tithe role, j and made such a success York Roselle Knott ts thoroughly sat |tsfactory aa Alice. The part te |novel one, and requires a rather novel interpretation Surrounding jher there is a small company of letght persons, all equal to their lines, making the whole well bal | | anced. j Music at the Seattie. The Black Patt! Trowbadours are packing the Seattle theater every night, and Patti's singing is better than ever. There will be a matines tomorrow. “The Cowboy's Girl.” a western border melodrama, comes to the | Seattle theater next Sunday after| noon, | Albini Again Successful. Albini, now playing bis second) | engagement of the present season at the Star theater, is ain wud cessful in completely mystifying the audiences which gather eact night | At the matinees Albin! is introduc | ing experiments in telepathy. | es “A Lady of Quality.” “aA Lady of Quality,” at the Lois | theater, almost |too big and masaty representation by a stock company | It would be so were it not for the | Superior stage direction and excel lience in the Pantages players. The | main burden of the acting Hes upon |the shoulders of Alleen May, as | Clorinds. Miss May has aleo out done herself in the matter of gowns, | there being five new ones. | Packing the Lyric. ‘The Zinns continue to pack the | Lyric theater at every performance The bill this week is “The Jolly Musketeers.” It ts « highly divert | ing entertainment. Next Sunday afternoon “The Sultan of Morocco,” by the same company Wear Brooks’ Hats, 1331 Second Avenue. Hat Wrong, All Wrong Clothing, shoes—whole ance+makes you look brick building with a tar-paper your face new spring style. A new hat free if one goes wrong. LILLAGAR & BARKMAN Exclusive Hatters. 1310 Second Av Edward C. Neufelder, Presient R. HK. Denny, View Presi Jon, ‘t. Greenieat, Ine. Comme: Genbrat Directo ‘ 7, *. T Farreti, Gam’) Hilt, naward PANTS TO ORDER FOR $4.00 at the UNION TAILORS, 614-518 Third Ave. Coliseum Rink Buliding. POULTRY NETTING—C received. Price and guaranteed. LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. Colman Dock. Both Phones 922. ‘ar just quality lelared himself in entire 113 FACE $, 1907. _ nme wan ov” $1,500,000 FOR THE CANAL BIG FACTORIES A TIE-UP The immense plant of the Pacific Coast Biscult Co. in Seattle and possibly the Arerican Biseult Co. nd t Superior Cracker and Can dy Co. a8 well aa similar concerns Usroughout western Washington and Oregon, are threatened with a tie-up because they cannot obtain boxes from the Portland factories The strike, of the mill and bow | workers in Portland and at Colum: | bia river points is responsible for) the tle-up. The strike was confined to Port land anti! today, when it was ex tended throughout the Columbia River district. Shipping facilities are in condition that no re Hef of th@ybox shortage can be ex * several weeks, and the manufacturers on Puget ind almost wholly on the ie r concerns besides Dincittt panies unless the strike is ended Wr broken within a few ayy, MOORE ENDORSES UNI Mayor William Hickman Moore was the guest of honor at the big mtertainment of local union No. 6 of the Retall Clerks International Protective association, at the La bor Temple last night In a short specch the mayor de ecord with the idea of all classes of employes jorganiaing into unions for self pro- |tection and improvement of their conditions.” There is no master so grinding and unsympathetic as wealth when on top, and none so cowardly when frightened,” said the mayor “No other association showe auch justice and humanity as the labor Teantzation, The union ma ho an do more work because be is the Sanaa REEKS CONTINUES TO IMPROVE Albert Reeks, the soccer football sertoualy tnjured in Lawton street car acetdent, | | ie still at the hospital at that place | and his conditon is improving nice: | ly. The man's pluck and gallant fight for life has aroused the ad miration of the hospital physicians PAPER FACTORY BURNS. The wall paper fi way & Carpenter was destroyed by fire this morning, loss $65,000 eteeeeeee | Located tn pupal supertor of another union | man is perfectly willing that his weaker brother receive the same wages and hours of labor as hie self in order that the weaker me family may enjoy the same com forts.enjoyed by the family of the wronger. There le no finer spirit in the world than that, I want to come out boldly and say that I not only justify organisation by working men and women, but that it Is absolutely necessary for them in order that they ay be pro tected in thel rights and liber Ues The other speakers were Frank W, Cotterill, who spoke on the pur poses of trade unions; J, W. Tap Frank W. Rust and J. W. Shrade SR ARR RRR BANK CLEARINGS. Mareh 13, 1907 March 13, 1906... 91,953,793.64 1,948,682.04 Increase over same date last year. .§ 6,211.60 eee ee eer etre Protection Is Assure Your valuable papere, jewels, . should be placed where safe-keep ing te aseured. Vaulte of Wm. bankers, In the Ala absolutely fire and b the business center the elty and on street level and Mspect our equipment Boxes 4 per year. verkine & Co. bullding, are ralar proof LY eeeeeeeeee Th “ MINING MEN SUED. well known Alaska mining men, have been sued by F. T. Hope for 17,600 commission for welling a min ing elaim. FERRY SOON T0 RUN AGAIN Captain Johnson, of the county ferry Lake Washington, yesterday announced that he will at once begin repairs on the botler of the boat and put it into condition, ry boat will be pat back in commission on the Kirkland run as oon a8 pomaible. Yesterday a large delegation of Kirkiand people waited on the coun oners and urged that the kept running FILES. MAP. OF NEW LINE te through King } A points where the right-of-way crosses the county roads, has been filed with the board of county commisstoners by the Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul y boat The | The southern, or Seattle-Tacoma, line of the road enters at the south weet corner of section 36, town ship 21, range 4, crosses Stuck | river and runs due | Northern Pacific rightof-way paralleled until it reaches Orillia and Black River Junction The mato line runs from 68no- Pass down the south fork Saoqualmie river, From that point the road enters Seattle over the Columbia & Puget Bound | railway. The terminal plans were not fled READY FOR TRIP Preparations for the Beattle Bual neas Men's exeursion to Callfornia, whieh leaves bere Saturday, § a. m Jare practically completed, The ex Joursion, which i# under the aus |ploes of the Seattle Commercial | elub, will consist of a spectal train | with accommodations for 126 peo | Over 16 tickets have already been sold. | } | jond and Third ave. SECOND AVENUE perween PIKE ano PINE scaTTlES RELIABLE STORE | Unloading Sale Thousands of dollars’ worth of seasonable salable mer- chandise that was bought to sell at a fairly good profit now being sold at prices far-below the actual value. unprecedented opportunity for saving money on the good you need now. Here are some of the special offerings. Unloading Women’s Wrappers More than a hundred them into two lots, and here they are 73¢ quality percales Nae ots of all pers, in all the dark effects turnover collars ple and each ond floor $1.25 Unloading Leather Gocds Our entire stock of Suit ¢ Traveling will go in the sale tomorrow go to make room for something more important need the money. Perhaps you You save a fourth on every one here tomorrow— $1.00 Traveling Bags for . $1.98 Traveling Bags for .. $2.49 Traveling Bags for $2.98 Suit ¢ $4.98 Suit Cases and Bags Bags ases { and And all other Suit Cases and Bage priced up to $18.00 reduced acc Unloading Embroideries Tomorrow 29c lot at only wide, and there in the whole are all crisp, clean, have just c place on sale 29¢ a yard, They isn’t an u collection new me in sold at age them only once, a yard Unloading Books For your 39e ii th These ed on good paper the $1.50 copyrights. prints, and sell regularly 39 fiction by the rs. are at FF ee cee te i ee enn a For your choice of made in a big variety of pretty wanted Have good body lining, are finished with deep ruffles and Skirts are full and am The pn, any prices are $1.60, $1.19 he sale price is Wrapper Department om the sec ding! morning of very choice Embroidery Figunattgs, are idesirab Remember, these embroideries Ordinarily mark them for sale at 39¢ to 49c, but we must get so tomorrow s price is well-bound books equal in They 58 dozen bought for the January { these come twenty-five dozen more for the spring season. for tomorrow : $1.19 of them f o¢ » Wrap from good colorings, | price wrappers, and well lined neatly finishec and finishing $1.89; 7% only Easy to fi Leather | Underwear I and Bags Fine have a big | nf For nice ases Here are sa 25c them really They We the you need grips buy price, 35¢ 25c bargains at t For The $1.49 $1.87 . 82.23 $3.74 ore i. nicely : prices are 43¢ Many other not will a specialQvew we ll 20 inghes pattern | A rons 1" big inse and goo that we would row’s special choice ne titles in vest living au print way to are teally re Sale price, $2.19 | nd with lace every chief says price is fixed and February Sales a great big bargain at The best percale tomorrow, marked very splendid quality ought to be 35 trimmed and | | Unloading | | ample The regular prices are 59¢ Unloading Kimonos re priced reg! they les, and on We've bunched Five or six hundred to and everyone the are used in these in such a large variety you choose from sale cannot help finding many colors and pat terns that will just suit you Have These are wide skirts and are 1 with deep flounces, ruffles braid. Regular $1.69 and $1.19 each Unloading Undermuslins : bargains in the Muslin We there. | tomorrow to department t of goods unload les of the specials Women’s Corset Covers, lot of ina styles; every one of the regular Tomorrow, 25¢ Ww that extra men's Drawers are and good They Ve regular price, 2gc. , but sale price is only ag§c Women's ¢ a dozen 4 orset Covers, in at fferent styles, all finished. The regular and 49c each special values which we have space to mention Aprons 93e fo isly finished with em styles m in Women's White | than twelve different ose tr 1 lery, all qualities hemstitching They sizes and fine and 63 price is only Thi for your pick of a big lot White Kimonc These g and $3.00 Fancy urments The the mull yokes ilarly at $2.75 unloaded and must be at only $2.19. |from 9 a. m King county will yet be able to tw Ate $500,000 in bonds to help build the Lake Washington canal. The house, at Olympia, yesterday passed the bill legalizing the tssuance of county bonds to ald a federal um | dertaking With the shore owners’ assess | ment bill, Intended to raise a mil- | Hon dollars, a million and a half | are now assured for the canal ARRESTED AFTER HARD LAUNCH CHASE An exciting pursuit of two youn lawbreakers in « gasoline launch by an officer of the law im a second and speedier vessel, rivaling the famous climax ot Sherlock Holmes race down the Thames after the vil lain in “The Sign of the Four,” took place on Salmon bay, Ballard, yes terday morning. Harold Harshman and Burt, aged 15 and 13 Richmond Beach Volney years, of and Ballard, re spectively, having on wo eed taken! ee ee SUNDAY Ballard will not much longer be the Mecca of the thirsty public of | Seattle on Sundays, as it has been,| the past few weeks. At the council!’ meetl of the whingle city last orth, The | M@bt Councliman Combs introduced | Peck js | 48 Ordinance providing for the clos-|enforce the state Sunday closing ing of all saloons and pool and billiard rooms on Sunday The ordinance was adopted by a (MUST SHOW ABILITY, TO REGRADE 4TH. Before C. J. Erickson fs given) the contract for the regrade of| Fourth av, be will have tw show the city that he is able to do the work. “Erickson will be called before © board of public works, and asked to show what his equipment consists of, what plans he has for doing the work promptly and what his ability fs to carry it through with reasonable dispatch. The reason for this is the delay which has occurred in contracts al ready awarded Erickson, on Sec WATER SHUT OFF. Water will be shut off tomorrow to & p. m. on Ye way from Eighteenth av. to Twenty fourth THE NOVELTY HOLDING | | B81G SAMPLE SUIT SALE. | Hundreds of of beautifully Skirts and Coats will be disposed of at about 68e on the dollar Bince this sale began hundreds of bargain seekers have thronged their large da store—taking advantage of these eale high-grade, low priced, tallored garments sale. Swell Novelty man-tallored Women's Suits, valued up to $37.40, on sale for fgse and Novelty man-tallored Skirts, fn latest design of shiffon pan on sample enie at | English covert Jackets, are again in great demand, 86.50, & seq. and Worth double, cate in Mixtures and swell tailored &5. 87 and 810. Worth doubt OMildren's Conte at prices All must go during t Wateta, com- factory Sample Sale at S145 81-75. A large line of Easter Hats just received from New York, and we will save you almost half on your om Order Department running in full force. Sults to order from $25.00 up- re to attend this great sample sale of Women's Outer Garments at THE NOySNCy CLOAK AND UIT MFG. CO. ped BSeoond Ave. for for for for for Bed Bed Bed Bed Bed Ted Bed for 4.6 Bed for 4.6 Iron Bed for 4.6 Iron Bed for 4.6 Iron Bed for 4.6 Iron Bed for 4.6 Iron Bed for 4°6 Vernis Martin 4.6 Vernis Martin Iron Iron Iron Iron lron Iron lron Iron $11.00 $12.00 4.6 4.6 4.6 4.6 4.6 4.6 4.6 $12.00 $12.00 $12. $12 $13.50 $13.50 $15.00 $16.50 $17.5¢ $20.00 $25.00 $15.00 50 f net an Here is one of them—$13.50 Bed for $8.50 Read This List for Others— en i JES Ssconp Avencr & Spring Srreet nd secreted a launch, started yes terday morning to take it from Ballard to Richmond Beach. Truant Officer Lewis, observing the boys, secured another launch and gave chase The naval engagement was brief, but exciting. Young Harshman's technical knowledge of machinery | was unequal to the occasion, and he surrendered after a mile chase. The boys were taken to police head- quarters, and the launch awaits identification by the owner. BALLARD COUNCIL FOR CLOSING [vote of four to three. The ord nance provides for a penalty of not jess than $30 nor more than $100 for every violation of the ordinance. The ordinance is now up to Mayor The mayor bas refused to law, but seems inclined to follow the wishes of the council in the new ordinance, BIG CASE RESUMED. The case of James H. Causter, now United States consult to Porto Rico, vs. BE. T. Barnett, the founder ‘of Fairbanks, for a third interest in an carly Alaska partnership, was resumed before Judge Griffis Griffin today, CRIPPLE BOY ELKO $20.000 A pitiful sight is prosented in Judge Gilliam’s court today in t case now on trial of Goodsen Cra: dock ve. Seattle Electric Co. for 20,000 damages. | The plaintiff is a bright little boy, jonly four-years old. The accident happened last August, as he was crossing Madison st. at Twenty jseventh, He was struck by the | fender of a car, which instead of | picking him up, threw him under car, crushing the right leg 0d * to necessitate amputation. The |company is resisting his claim for | damages. in the hom caonding in society.”"— Russel! Gage. This company en- courages savings by re- ng depostis of one jar more, on which Interest paid at the rate of 4 per 4& SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Special Sample Sale For Today and Tomorrow 3.5! $9.25 ogo 75 313.75 $16.00 $9.75 $13.75 Eisner