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

* JSEUM RAISES BEND DELEGATE co iwed to send @ local union dele- » to attend the trial. FUND James Kirwan, secretary-treagur- Seer tawAN Ap. (ef of the Western Federation of | Minera, has sent out @ special call FURTHER FUNDS. contributions to the defense idee | fund, which already totals $86,837.75. ise doing the . 78,000.15 haa been Gabenmot? expended in preparations, and tn the Baywood ant Steve Adame and Vineent 8t. John miners w whieh Involved the Western 16 at Federation of Miners, Stu. Led by the Western Federation of Minera, organised labor throughout Amertea te making @ bitter fight to defend (he three miners, whose prom- | eeut considered by labor as an jorganiaed fight against the Western | Federation. Seattle labor etroles have already amen, Telly a! Colt Pundred dollare were CIGAR QUALITY, Se GROTE-RANKIN COMPANY If You Want at a Fair Price the Window Shades Obtainable stigate the “G. R. Renown” Shades given much attention to the cloth used tm the man- eur Window Shades, with the ultimate idea of being pour customers better Shades for the money than they Gewhere. The cloth used in our Shades ts a super @very way; it won't crack with ordinary care, and fap- doesn't seem to affect it to any appreciable ‘Dut the best of} and lead are used tm covering this gbalk, starch or clay being used to fill and give more ihr the time being In fact this is why it doeen't fade, water it, 1 doesn't wrinkle, it doesn't crack, and it doesn’t even though it may have been tn use for a long time. , Hartshorn Self Acing Rollers are used, the cloth 7 to them by means of patent metal clipa The fM gives as much attention as the selection of the cloth, Rete, acd ali workmanship is first class in every respect. ‘2 tend 2 man to figure with you om any shades you aad to demonstrate the quality of our goods. It costs and we're glad to do it. 8 & 100 Cut Glass Bowls $2.85 Each Handsome Cut Glass Bowls, in the design iBustrated are upder- manner that the pat tern is brought out to excellent advant- age. Edge te la S of which Pros many small scallops. A very tasteful plece of Cat Glass regular ly priced at $5.00, Special price tomor. Day Special Sale of otch Madras fm Arablam color, width 50 for today and tomorrow in, ts specially . Der yard — per yard per yard yard ay Lace Curtains $2.35 Pr. gow hed white and Arabian Lace Curtains, regularly mark a #235, $3.50 and $3.75 « pair, is priced for selling today Womorrow at the special price of, a pair 2.35 A mamber of ditterent ut yte are inciyded. Our Line of St Clair Mowers EMP what we deliove line of Lawn Mow Market affords. Kony % ‘i Operation are Of these Mow WEE combined with dur Make them the best for cod Mower having Sinch drive revolving blades of best quality with gold decoration. $4.00 18 in 84.50 ball-bearing Mower steel blades, and lum priced 4 crucible 16 In ar. usin BALL BEARING SEE SMCefal Vines. Han 1 Derfect adjustment an 86.00 | 18 tn A strictly highgrade Mower, ve wheels, 4 oll-tempered 1 highest quality ball-bearing 87.00 $8.00 $9.00 18 In 20 in THE 8) OFFICIAL APPEAL TO ORGANIZED LABOR Note.—-Becrotary- Treasurer Kir- Wan has requested this newspaper ) pablien, in connection with the statement rewarding the defense fund, the following TO THE ORGANIZED LABOR OF AMERICA; Appreciating fully the contribu. tons of the workers of America to our defense fund, we believe « still Greater amount of money will be needed to carry to @ muccesaful Issue our battle, ‘The Western Federation of Minere le ably flighting thie battle in be- half of all organised labor, Should we be unsuccessful, but we do not fear the outcome, opposition to or- ganized labor will gain foothold, We ask labor's struggle for workers, everywhere, fom fom Seoretary-Treasurer Western Fed- eration of Minera, everyone, }eontributed large sume to the de fense fund, and probably raise more. At yesterday's rally the fol lowing made addrestes; Gordon A Rice, president of the Central La bor council; J. Carlson, of Denver; J, W. Shrader, district organizer of the Carpenters’ unlon; J, A. Hen- dricks and Walter Thomas Milis. Cohan Show Scores. Forty-five Minutes From Broad- way” is just the kind of a show to take. It i contagious, infectious, and, in comtradiction with the gen eral run of fevers, one ie liable to get ft the second time, Education in theatricals of a higher plane may serve the purposes of vaccination, but to those who have never been tmnoculated with the eyniciam which comes from overmuch thea torgoing. the Cohan plece does not fail to cate, The entire house was prostrated with laughter last night. The plece has the broadest kind of humor and lots and lots of it. The wittictst and the humorist could un- doubtedly be dingusted if they wanted to be, but such are better off at home whea a Cohan show hite the town. “Forty-Five Minutes From Broad way” ts slangy, Bowery-like, bat the personification of ginger. Cob does not give bis audiences time to plok flaws. Things move too fast for that. Beott Welch bogs the funny lines, im epite of the fact that Corinne gets the big letters of the bill boards. To those used to the latter im ber tighty costume of former days, her charming tmpersonation of Mary Jane was 4 surprise. The plece has some cateby sum bere—one docs not dare say music. else some long haired disciple of the classics might faint at the thought—and many encores were demanded, “The Cowboy's Girt.” A tid and woolly play of the | west pleased a big audience at the | Seattle last night. As one would | cuese from tts tithe, the show t# full of firearms and villainy, and thuds j and thumps come in often enough to keep the melodrama lover keyed up to the highest pitch. One of the best ways of judging a show jis by the way It is received. “A Cowboy's Giri” certainly has rea- MAKE OUR SEATYLE A ROSE CITY. London, 1111 Second Avenue, sells good strong, thrifty rose | bushes at 15¢. - PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF VERY HIGH GRADE FURNI- TURE Including one handsome up right plano. Auction sale of seven weil furnished rooms, I have re ceived inatructions to sell at auction on Wednesday, March 20, at 10:30 sharp, at No. 404 Broadway rth (take Broad. way or Pike and Broadway car and get off at Harrison street), consisting in part of as follows One handsome upright Piano, almost new; very fine Axmin ster, Body Brussels and Ingrain Carpets and Rugs; very fine Parlor Furniture, odd Chairs for corners, Briewbracs, Oak Center Tables, very fine quar tered oak Extension Table, Din ing Chairs and Rockers, one Oak Buffet, China Closet, large Randeome French Plate Mirror, very fine quarteredoak Bed Room Suite, Iron and Brass Enameled Beds, good Springs, and very fine Mattresses, one very fine Cabinet Folding Bed, Pillows, Bedding, Heating Stove, one éhole Rival Range, almost new; Kitchen Linoleum, Kitchen je, one drop-head Singer Sewing Machine, 60 feet Garden Howe, very fine Dishes and Graniteware, and lots of other useful articles too numer ous to mention. Don't mins this sale, as the goods are very fine and MUST be sold. JOE MARTIN, Auctioneer. Phones, Ind. L 2237; East 1821 The Flour PIANOS Victor and Edison Talking Machines SHEET MUSIC PRinas Til Second Avs., Seattle DOWNING, = & AYER BROKERS. Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds PRIVATE WIRES. Tol, Main 279, Ind. 279. Rooms 304-305-306 Alaska Bidg- JAS. KIRWAN, Georetary- Treasurer W. F. of M. son to feel that the plece will de, judging from last night’ ‘#8 reception. le @ Lively Ghow, “The Sultan of Morocco,” | opened at the Lyric last night, the Zinn Musical Comedy company a chance to please their patrons, and advantage is taken of the op portunity. The piece moves with and go, with plenty of com edy and catchy music. There are poveltios galore and «pecialtios ot the lively kind. Horace Mana, Mortimer, J. W. Clifford and Mise Ainsley have fat parta. New Bill Today. At the Star theater this afternoon there ts betng given the first per formance of the new program of vaudeville scheduled to rue all this week, The headliners are Her bert's dogs, 26 tn number, and they appear in conjunction with six oth- er acts of the usual Star quality “Friends” Proves Good. It te & shame that the tadefinite name of “Friends” should be ap plied to such « charming play a# that presented at the Lole yester day. The vigorous, clever acting of the members of the Pantages Stock company make it mean much, however. Outside of Aileen May, who plays ber part with ber usual earnest ness, Henry McRae and Harry | Mack should be first clapped on th back. Mefiae’s impersonation of very old man tn the grasp of It quer and the opium habit te ad mirable. Mack, aa the father wae tries to be severe with bis ” obedient™ son, yet loves him, be j all the cleverness needed. Robert Lawrence, a¢ Adrian Karle; William Dowlan, Anson and modern poet, and WI) SRN A TM. SAYS NEW LAWS ws! HELP SEATTLE a| cording to advices received here, & lcommeon ordinary baiky mule ie the » | Hondaras | as the! dence started tll footing, \ecteed Ja, wa flenator George F. Cottertl!, who has returned home from the sesetc of the legislature at Otympla, say there aré many good laws among those which have been enacted, and not a few of these will be of par- theular benefit to Seattle. ‘The iaws relating to the annewa- tion of adjacent territory are iher- ally drawn and favorable to the new territory Other billa, which he belleves wilt be beneficial to Seattle tn particular, CURTAIN SALE | WEDAES- to The sale of Cut morrow Glass One- Third on and During these choose from at one-third ular prices. supply now asc TO 75¢ NECKWEAR. Collars, Stocks and other Neck Fix ings that range in price from 38 to $1.00 each, will be on tomorrow at Every item in an extra special Lots Lace special sale only 23¢. this lot is bargain, | soc SIDE COMBS. 29¢ These the ish size, and come in light and dark made in the single piece are styl amber, are and have Regular price ground teeth Tomorrow soc a pair only roc TOOTH BRUSHES. Two will go on sale tomorrow at Ze each They are good toc values, so you make no mistake in laying in a supply at this special price JEWELRY HALF PRICE Rings, Bracelet Hat Pin Breast Pins, Beads and many other pretty little that go to help will be on sale and srushe only articles adorn milady, tomorrow, the one at HALF RICE, day only | New Washable Organdie Lawns choose from designs—plaids, goods will launder beautifully, lot but what is cheap at the regular pr the entire lot will be on special sale at tern of 12 yards to each purchaser. Cut Glass Sale will our ss than the You can well afford to buy up a and use it for future occasions. See the assortment tomorrow, Ham Morris, good, “Barbara Freitchie,” by Clyde 1 coy will be given at next Bun matinee, Dally matinees ox ol hureday and Friday ANOTHER GIFT BY JOHN D. : ad Beripps Telegraph Bervice.) NEW YORK, March 1%--Accord & &n announcement made by bis bible class, Johan D. 1d ie to make a princely ew York City of $60,000, in will be used for the of model tenements for and also educational ta- as the villain, are ik ROAD WORK THREATENED ne Telearaph Services.) PEG, Man, March 18.-—-A threatens the the mountains for the Canadian Pa: cific, Great Northern and Grand Trunk ‘The contractors are desperate, as all contracts were made with bonuses and penaltios. MASSACRES IN AUSoIA (Beripps Telegraph Serviced NEW YORK, March 18.-—Accord ing to advices from Bucharest, Row mania, the Jews are suffering great ly at the hands of the Russian of Inenack has been destroyed, following mont horrible massacres, The women wore sub- mitted to mest infamous insults and the men were dragged through the streets. Not a merchant but who t# ruined | tinanelalty. Pleading » Appeal Sent. WABHINGTON, Mareh 18. =the Jewia® morning paper printed to day 62 appeal for aid for the peo ple of Jassack Roumania. The be ar + mabe to the petition are those of prominent merchants. MULE CAUSED THE WAR. WASHINGTON, March 18.—-Ac ATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 18, 190 IS MRS. EDDY’S WEALTH $55,000 OR $3,000,000? ESTIMATE “OF HER” PROPERTY FOR TAXATION PURPOSES, HER COUNGEL’S STATEMENT AND FIGURES IN BUIT WIDE- LY VARY. BY w. yh. “pRiaas. (Seattle Gtar's Exclusive Service.) CONCORD, N. Hi, March 1* The wealth of Mrs, Mary Baker Bddy, the Christian Science leader, ta placed at three widely varying figures, Tb three estimates, which are very contradictory, Mre. Kddy's sworn statement the tax authorities of Concord $65,750. Her 000. Petitioner's tement in her ‘s sult—money actually in bank, $1,000,000. Probable wealth, $1,000. 000. ‘The laws of New Hampshire pro- vide that every taxpayer shall make 4 sworn inventory on April 1, each year of his personal estate or property Mra. Eddy complied with the law through the man she designated for thts purpose as her agent—Calvin Frye. John H. Quimby, the asses sor, refused today point blank to permit the correspondent of this newspaper to see this statement He went so far as to say that he could not find the public documents of the state of New Hampshire to trusted to bis keeping Bat Mr Quimby did give what he declares to be the exact figures in Mre. Eddy’s statement, made Mr. Frye. Here it ts Pleasant View oe Tuttle lot adjoining ... 1,000 Four horses 600 Two cows ...... . So Carriages 1,200 Btocks tn publte funds . 36,000 Stocks in corporations ........ Money at interest in or out of state counsel's statement—$300, 900 Total valuation $65,760 On this amount Mra. Bddy paid the state of New Hampshire tn taxea, $1,191 —=— through | | money (Taken Especially for This Newspap er by Doncourt, Staff Photographer) A WINTER VIEW OF PLEASANT VIEW, MRS. MARY BAKER EDDY’S HOME NEAR CONCORD, N. H. The only discreps in Mrs. Kddy’s statement fs that apparently she had a deposit in the Btate Capital bank at the time the above inventory was made, show-| ing that she did not have this Josiah B. Fernald, presi dent of the bank, sald Mra, Eddy| was @ depositor in the bank. Fur ther than that he would not go. It may be the million the petitioners declare or it may be a bundred dob lars. Mr. Fernald said jokingly) that Mrs. Eddy had put money in| his bank for 20 years, and that “he believed” she had “some money” with them now When Assessor Quimby was asked if the correspondent might) see the inventory of Mra, Eddy's Later | property he sald certainly. on he sald he could not find it and, anyway, } cy to be found| Eddy or Mr. Frye to examine the correspondent would! bonds. | Mr. this public document Calvin Frye said through a mes senger, that he had sworn to the document when it was made, that it was true and that Mrs. Eddy au- | thorized him to make it. Further than that be would not talk, or even be seen Following are the facts to whieh Frye swore: That Mrs. Eddy bad no money om deposit in banks or elsewhere, that she bad no money on hand April 1, 4 that the total amount of her property was less than $40,000. Another sidelight given by Fred N. Ladd, treasurer of the Loan & Trust Savings Bank of Concord, He ts the unofficial auditor of Mra. dy’s accounts. Mr. Ladd said at Mra, Eddy had invested in No taxes have been paid to get the permission of Mrs. on bonds, however, = MARINE DISASTERS [TWENTY ONE MORE BILLS ARE NOW LAWS (Scripps Telegraph Teagan Gervtess NEW YORK, March 18.—-Officers of the steamer Bosnia, which ar cause of the present strife between | | the governments of Nicaragua and | This particular mule | was Claimed to have been stole® jthe Bosnia sailed close in by Nicaraguan cavalrymen from a subject of Honduras, Correxpom which re ie | are the two measures relating to the protection. of the city’s w ou the legislation for | apron, tty, requiring the in- | Tot «all steamboats and) launches on {\¢ inland lakes not un der the regu<"‘on of the United States, the satt-cigaret law, the Alaska- Yukon-Pacifie appropriation and the direct primary law. ‘The modicifation of the revenue and taxation lawe will yield more money to the state and at the same time equalize and Mehten the taxes, | jateamer Ne rived late yesterday afternoon, re port that the Norwegian stemer Skuld was lost at sea. The crew had evidently abandoned her as sighted in mid ocean, but no life aboard, The Skuld had mtly pect during a severe Buevic Goes A arte LONDON, March 18.-—#hortly be lfore midnight last night the White Star Line steamer Sueric went ashore during a fog on Maentere rock near the Lizard. Life boats were lowered and the passengers h been safely brought ashore. The steamer is breaking up. Novinsik Ashore. HAMBUR March «ik is ashore at Beachy Head in & dangerous po | attion. MAKE OUR SEATTLE A ROSE CITY. London, 111 sella good strong, bushes at 160. thrifty fore { RELIABLE STORE E ano PINE tomorrow, in all the da neat figures, dots and More and there is not a single y 10c Wash Goods Oc than ten thousand yards sintiest of this season's new | pretty floral sprays. These | yard in the e, toc a yard, Tomorrow G¢ a yard. One dress pat- en AAA “ P Wen have American continue to Wednesday lays fine 49c you may § some Framed I stock reg entire make room for Re main floor $2.75 ; KID GLOVES. $4.98 20 Gloves you haye bgen thinking of get ting for reidy ‘for we wilb sell them in black and int Easter are here you Tomorro white, a fine glace finish, eegular § at only $1.98; Re ase EMBROIDERIES. 19¢ Choice of a "| Fine ISnbroid 7 bootie dery Beading and — Insertin I dgings tomerrgw at 19¢ are only value Widths to inches a yard.” Regular 25c to asc a yard in edgings up to All gheet fine qualities. $2.00 UMBRELLAS. $1.4 for the need You'll every day April begin one next month showers will soon These steel have paragon frames, rods, fine and neat waterproof handle pecial tomor $2.00. value r ow at $1.49. deal of valuable sf tomorrow at less than cost of the lot at only 49¢. $1.49 Framed ictures what we We hand nean just say just 100 large-sized, ictures that take and that must ge They will ge Take your pick Find them on the gular prices, 98c to $1.49. up a gre at pace, other goods 6sc MEN’S SHIRTS. New negligee 45c¢ in all the and Shirts | spring patterns full-sized garments, all sizes; regular ial t shadings Splendidly made, 65 Spec morrow at 45¢. 49c CORSET COVERS. 39c set Covers Choice of New , beautifully Dainty Cor trim med in pretty lace insert 1 and ings val 39¢ Ms; 49C ues; tomorrow only, each asc MALINES. Every wanted col 19¢ or and the splen sell did quality which we tegularly at 25c a yard, sale tomorrow at only 19¢. Just what you want for hat trimmings ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. All Arti ficial mming your sorts of Pretty Flowers for tr Easter Hats will be shown tomorrow in the linery Department at ¢ See them special prices | Second Avenue, | (Star Special Service.) OLYMPIA, March 18—Gov, Mead has approved the following bills H. B. No. 406—Providing for the leasing of timber, harbor areas and when |jands of the state of Washingto there | any | booming purposes, persons of corporations H. B. No. 286-—The railroad com- mission bill MH. B. No, 363—Granting addition- al powers to cities of the third and fourth classes. 262—Retatiy to the Hw. B No. compulsory education of children between the ages of § and 16 years, | ant forbidding the employment of children during the seasion of the public schoots H. B. No. 430—Amending the act to preserve from pollution the water | supplied to cities and towne. Hi. Bi, No. 416—-Making it unlawful for any railroad or other transpor company doing business tn 8 _the| the state of Washington to require tts employes to purchase uniforms) from any particular firm, person or corporation. H. B No, 471—Amending section STi of Ballinger's Code tm relation to public printing in counties. H. B. No. 263—Authorizing ral way companies to construct, main- tain and operate public spur tracks ees} and to acquire rights of way there | | United | | 1 lth | county and portion of county in which three-fourths of the lands therein are under fence, except in certain H. B. No, 29—Amending the law in regard to closed season for trout ft Bi, No. 176—Relating to elec~ tions. H. B, No. 13—To provide for the formation of banking corporations and to regulate the business of banking, and providing for the ap- pointment of « state examiner of banks. S. B. No. 232— sion bill. & BB, No, 122-—Relating taxation of inheritances, & B No. 207—Amending the law in relation to the e board of equalization 8 No, 240—Enabling counties, towns to validate certain warrants and other obligationa 8. B. No. §9—Relating to proceed- ings in condemnation proceedings |to appropriate lands owned by the state or in which it has an interest, & B. No, 22%—Granting to the ‘ates right of way for the Lake Washington canal, 8. B. No. 264—For the protection of Chinese pheasanta, 8. B. No. 293—Requiring railroad antes and other common car- riers to equip flat cars with certain -State tax commis- to the Regulating sale of | safety appliances. milk in cities, and providing for ap- pointment of an inspector of milk. B. No, 339—Prohtbiting all live k from running at lar Our Special Sale of Tuesday While They Last & regular $3.00 regular $3.50 regular §4.00 regular $4.25 regular reguiar regular regular $7.00 Arabian Arabian } Arabian Ni Arabian Arabian Arabian $1.55 Golden Oak Cane Chair, turned spindles in t back $5.00 Golden Seat Rocker Turned Oak spindles and arms. Both of th are well mad in every respect FOUR GOLDEN OAK DRESSERS 20x424n, top, divided top, front drawer, 22x ror, French beveled Oak | | Arablan Net Seat B1.05 and serviceable Klein, the shoemaker, 217 — in_any! St Curtains at . Curtains at . Curtains at . Curtains at . Curtains Curtains Curtains Curtains Golden Oak 6-foot Extension Table, 42-inch Square Top Z-inch Fluted Legs; Regu lar price anywhere $11.00 Special Price $7 ER ARRISTNANT: