The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1907, Page 5

Mitgard, reported that on Jan, 21, | T Y tm 81/20 south and 154: 60 went m 2.19 ] A E BREWER RING Midgard fell in with the Maclewyn OREGON GETS CP.R. ERS MONE! ef the probate the opinion that “re Ang aa & tule, beneft Fe we ihe receiver, his attor ber persons con Mae and that the oO uent oe the estates in are appointed are and expenses.” ee eeebee wtated that he tL apeotat, receiver in & a where no other * soa In the Dodg-| 4 store case bie an the plaintiff's motion ‘ag tecetver, and told the | we the parti to get the books, elim Dat the disputed toms ‘the bearing and avold the of a receiver. of this state the last legislature ial of any state tm the opinion of Judge Alfred of the King Coun eaten, and of United States im the depart highways. i the county com to build up @ road te any in the country,” | er, and the pro| ye the county ownership of force in few, if any NY WILL ILD FERRY of the people on) pf Lake Washington, & new county ferry pat met with complete suc: | commissioners | announord | be wet by ce of the | iy” which has been een Miz the United States Mo) will be a om the old « than 400 tons, and plank shoeting The boilers will be f of coal, The cost $15,000. Whether ‘| @eratet by the county} WM not be determined | Wibdrawal of the What Mining association, the association te confin vely to te Seattle County association | Dancing ¢ one outside of Seattie date association, and Teason for withdraw officers of the state geve the Whatcom on mo notice of Re volce in executive EN ASHORE! —_—— ovata Service.) D, March 21 Olivedaak. bound from Ste the West Coast with ashore at mid she was float off by three tugs. The accident anchor chains @ Watchman, who was too late to drop During indictments of i truet, tt de thet Nixon @ 7 . "i pin rn Peauyiranis, The) rman | March 21.—Gc Rast. left here yeater 7 the west. He ey a feats and it | Wels at wast Lofore e_cunation by Mra. Bage. Pane, March 21.—Tt iy ar rs. Russell Sage ha $180.000 to the Americar society. “ett $19,000 Damages. TAOOMA, Maren 21—A fedora afternoon awarde Maitiand $10.000 ies received fa the employe of tb me hatin ‘& Power Co > Is Complete March u1.~7 fe con not rk mip {6 shut down as hauled the Wivestigation Ends tor Time IGTON, Maret adjourn lag made by ” military aff Suffragists Arrested March 21,—For fore their of Comm » women vo 9 Adjourns, larch 21 rr Jester 16. (Star Special bined PORTLAND, O Mareb 21. ntracts were aligned up here yes erday by tariff offielals of the tian Pacific with R. 1, Mille sl freight agent for the Ore Rallroad @ Navigation cony sliowing the we of the lat ters tracks from Spokane to Port land The Canadian Paeifie now reaches Spokane by the Ieternation from the Canadian Pa et ratiway's main line at the Cam an boundary Freight service from Portland to sll pointe In Canada, as well as to the Atlantic boundary, will be start et May 1, by the wi traffie ar ran ats, Passenger trains will | be pat on at a later date. Through | passenger service te promised from Portiand to St. Paul j The use of the O. R. & N. tracks arranged for ence betwe recently at a confer n View president G, M Traffic Dir jtiman ayate red tn Chicago. | BRITISH BARK MAELGWYN 18 A DERELICT tor Stubbs of the Har (Star vpecial Service.) PORT TOWNSEND, March 21 The fate of the British bark Mael gwyn, Captain Thomas, 125 days from Pisco for Australia, wae de termined today when Captain T ering, of the British freighter FISH RODS. Stk lines, reels, Mies, trolling @peons A. L. Mall, 2111 Piret av eee AMUSEMENTS. atta HOLDEN’S HIRD AVENUE THEATE cores one Corner Third Avenue and Pine Street Opened Successfully Sunday, March 17. This Week Holden's Stock Company In “QUT OF THE FOLD” This theater is bound to be one of the most popular and convenient play houses in the city. The first Moor of the theater will have a pretty ladies’ dress ing room, tollet, two phones, rockers and most luxurious carpets Adjoining the ladies’ room will be a candy stand and beautiful soda fountain and jew cream parior, On the same Noor there will also be « Dillard and pool room and barber shop. The theater proper occupios the entir oad floor, and is without dowlt the prettiest and most artistic playhouse fn Seattle. An elaborate system of sixty automatic sprinklers affords ample fire protection, as the theater can be flooded almont to stuntly. There are also more exits than any playhouse in Seat te. Over $25,000 has been expended in making Holden's Third Avenue Theater the finest the city. Popular prices will prevail Se, Boxes, Tbe. Matinee, le and 15o. s, 5 ent house to ibe and bie No phones after 1. wt, Manager, Both Phones 66 John © THE GRAND Six nights, commencing Thuraday, Matinees —~ Saturday and einesday. oueTin FARNUM THe VIRGINIAN Same company that triumphed here two In Owen W SUNDAY, MARCH t4. One I fort | Creston Clarke, in the Intense Emot <THE RAGGED “MESSENGER, be here all season, Beat sale Nothing finer wi Friday. Prices 1.58 to Be. : ». Perf. beg, Mat is 3 o6 Maneger Pantages offere the fine play, ae Mata, ¢alty ete of ~ and Fri. Doors open, Mata Sunset Main 1304, Ind. 4324 : Lyrie Theater TONIGHT and All Week—Mat Zinn’s Musical Comedy Co. “THE SULTAN OF MOROCCO.” “TEEZY WEEZY.” On! Those viata Russell & Drew, Mgrs. Phones 667. Sat, Next Week, beginning Sunday Mat. Mat Ide; nights, 20 to ie SEATTLE THEATER "=! 4 200 Mare Prone “A COWBOY'S GIRL.” JOLLY AMERICAN Mats Thur, and Set—TONIGHT—Al Week. Nest Week starting Sunday matinee, “A TRAMP.” No change in our prices. STAR Pies t, Be MATINER™ BACH DAT AT 1 ™ Hen tthe ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY. 2 in number: Tanner & Gilbert, Kolb & Marlowe, Brown—7 big Prices—-200, 16, Box seats, 3¢c. 96 om Landing Herbert's Rawls & Van Kaufman, Starascope, Eddie Roesch, Gil sete. FOOTWEAR FOR EASTER CROSSETT’S Shoes For Men All In The New, NEW SNAPPY, Rane EXCLUSIVE And Styles. Leathers. lies’ Fine adie Shining Custom Parlor. Repairing 1208 Second Avenue Two Doors South of Savoy Hotel Vandewerker & Hamilton jof London, | by Canadian Pacific equipment was) Shout, & Australian wore Bosworth of the Canadian line and | caped This meeting occur \PLAGUE TRACHOMA Port The Orlental plagu been discov here. | found and fected. the unable to a are | ethte the ofa your disease gained root st6res, dining cars, eounty » expects to greatly health. trip Dr thoney, tlonary Engineers’ union, was nom inated for mayor by the democrats | ieoa) option means that instead of | rap the saloons diamasted and floating derelict in the path of traffte As the davits empty, the crew evidently es DISCOVERED br (Star, Special Service.) x . TOWNS: March 21 . trachoma, has Quile near] ogkt canes have bt dat Forty-eight other rly half The rmine just at: |f, persone are | Ne students of schools are authorities how CARROLL GOES: state tion Ku eal aOUTH F. M. Carroll, coroner of King) has left oo « month's visit during which time improve bis Overwork has made the Daring hin abse will act as coroner Dr Califernia, Th optic necessary 8. F. Wiltate plan Union Man for Mayor. BUTTE, Mont, March S1.—-Late terday afternoon Jeremiah Ma president of the Butte Sta end con» “DEAN” CIGAR, ‘The new quality, 6 of wt Great ‘Easter Novelty } Display | SECOND AVENUE a List Every single article reliable at means a real saving to you one of them presents a reason for McCarthy's $1.75 TAPFETA SILK. Good 36-inch em $1 SO oy tuck Taffeta Silk anteed to wear talks to you when has that rich, that goes only with good silk Regular price $1.75 a yard. To- morrow only, $1.39. ase INDIA LAWNS. 1 | Another c India ith every yard guar The kind that you walk rustle wholesome case of fine Lawns, sheer quality, the new dull finish, on special sale Friday at 17¢ @ yard. Every yard is well worth the regular price, 25c... Limit, ten yards to a purchaser sc BLANKETS. 59c } M five cases of all and silver gray Sheet Blankets, at 5O¢ a pair. They are good, t 10-4 size, and there isn’t a pair in the lot but what is well worth the regular price, 85¢ $1.49 WRAPPERS. 98 Take Cc morrow from our en tire stock of new House Wrap including dozens of dif styles, all the wanted coloring { most desirable patterns I y garment is new and up-to-date and well made. They fit well and look well. Regular prices up to $i.49. Friday, OS8e¢. Millinery ally invited to Opening tom een added t Among ther inches in ¥ with Friday we will ylace on Tor sale white your pick to pers, ferent You are ¢ Easter Millinery of new hats hav forty-eight hours of the fam criticism. styles us Gage Hat your come, LOCAL + BLOCKED BY LEGIBLATURE BILL TATE REVENUES — THOSE Ho «YMPIA, Mareh 21 eoment, laftire « bill wh the t there was a considerable sent tn the co} the sentiment creased state revenue traffic When the next legislature meets revenue SEATTLES Looking or buying PLANNED GREAT COUP OPTION. yovEMRNT] =e an lurge tax increases to make | up for the losses the brew fie ure a sentiment, selfish beenuse joriginating and confined to the! poeketbook, will be which | THe | will forever put the quietus to sue | Jeeastul local option agitation | Asked con og the results of | the new bill State T surer George | G Mills wald today that he has estt | od that, figuring only the num-| | ber of saloons now licensed in tho state, the new law will add $106,000 Jannually to the state’s revenue, Ae ch will Inerease the | the law applies to steamboats, drug | stores, dining cars and other places | where liquor is sold he estimates the annual increased revenues will lexceed $125,000 VETERAN FO (Star Special Service.) | TACOMA, March 21.—-Robert Hughes, a longshoreman and & vet eran of the Crimean war, was found joad last night on a parking strip Mrs. Hughes, the wife, is critically ili In o hospital After the body was found, an officer waa sent to notify the wife The door of the house had to be foreed, as no answer was given to the knocks. Upon the floor of the first room was found Mrs, Hughes She was prostrate, and was sent to a hoxpltal, where it was later determined that she was @ f polmen shingto good Btn diy building up a great fire in ying this proportion | surance company, the “Washing ate expenses, local option may ton Fire.” WHICH INCREASES aroused Witt PAY EIGHT, rs phah Ty defeat | block any Ideal option the brewers of the state ered and got through the legis (Star Boecial leant revenues not leas than $126 and the saloons, drug steamboats and intoxicating pay the where wit! places re are sold bill, comminsion is the house openly red by the tax tually sired by the state} * association, requiring @ liquor lieense of $25 In addi to the usual liquor Heense rly in the seasion when the lo fight was on in the house yrewery interests dincoy state favoring local optic ey managed to defeat the loreal m bill, but that did pot kill nd then the or was devised to provide an in from liquor it can be shown what a great! je derived from liquor lt and ft is pointed out that] ‘RELIABLE Stor! serween PIKE ano PINE in quality and sold at a price Read these items over. Every doing your shopping at FINE wee CURTAINS. $2. eg $3.00 - The contents of fos ll cases of Lace Cur- Arabian, day, Renaissance and tine tains, white which came in the other will go on sale Friday at these We bought them at a this store prices. raitbitpy and when mays a bargain it sells a bar- ain, ‘Tomorrow's P ces are mut half the real values. There isn’t a pore of curtains in he whole collection worth less than $5.00. Choice Friday at the prices ined zoc AND asc RIBBONS. 14 Plain Wash Taffeta Cc Ribbons, inch- es wide, in shades of nile, blue, purple, red, white, pink, brown three Sand gold; regular prices 20c to asc a yard; special Friday at mly 14¢. 89c TO $1.25 WHITE WAISTS. Your dozen that of ten lawn me choice white Waists slightly soiled from too much have display. A dip in the tub will make them they were tucks as good as ever ¢ nicely finished hemstitching, lace and roidery inserting. - ave “" wt or long sleeves, All prices 89c, g8e cial at ade. with Spe cane attend the continuation of our and Saturday A » our showing within the last 1 are more than a hundred new s. We want your opinion and you know you orrow host are wel Special Exhibit a at 9 SING SAC outs. dtound 1 belt WASH PETTICOATS. 59c he sy SP¢e ca $1.25 CORSETS 98. one. a. Mm CHILD'S HOSE. 4 “ 15¢ lium fine 10¢ ap asc MEN’S NECKTIES I9c | 19¢ cach EA $7.08 SUIT CASE $5,987)" NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, VEILINGS, GLOVES, AND JEWELRY easy fo [u) easy to pay buy in the “Standard way” a splendid picture special for “busy Friday” — Lot I 60c —this “busy Friday” news gives you a splendid and quite unusual picture special. For conyenience ip selling we have arranged them in two lots, as fol- lows: lot 1— plendid assortment of pretty landscape pictures 1244x22)4, in very neat —various gilt frames—face of frame is daintily ornamented ; special for Friday only .... 0+ oseee GOe lot 2— —Very attractive pictures in a variety of pretty sub- jects; size 2344x27%; in wide fancy gilt frames; very rich looking; special for Friday only..$1.30 scenes—sizes are you satisfied with your range? —if not, try a Buck ~you can't imagine how satisfactory they are besides, the Buck saves 4 of your fuel bill. $i down and $i a week will buy one— Standard Furniture Co. SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 Firat Avo. es es STRING Hundreds of people are striking, but the place to strike is the FAIR DEP’T STORE 1513-15-17-19 Second Av. For Bed Rock Prices LADIES’ SUITS AND SKIRTS. 100 New Spring Suits, the very latest styles, rang ing in price from $12.00 up to $20.00; your chotce 88.00 1,000 Skirts, Just the thing for every day wear, worth regularly $3.00, Thursday $1.4 $1.15 Mercerized So ce Underskirts.. ..®1. Brick Choose, per Ib 226 LADIES’ FURNISHINGS. | Frome made C bot Corsets in sizes 18| tles for... 2he and 19... 27¢ | French Mustard, per jar 2%6e Black and Tan Lace poy gees Hose, choice 9 “ Te Chiffon, all doe er Seer. choice Abe Oranges, per doz. ..15¢ Mustin Underwear, 50c on | 26e Lemons, per doz 18e | Apples, 4 Ibs. for the $1.00. DRESS GOODS. 40c Pure Raspberry serves ¢ Plaid Suitings, per 26e Pu Cheese, per Ib.. . Fine Eastern Bacon, ib Fine Ib Best Lard, Swift's Lard | 160 Jars 18e per 1v%e Hama, per ~17%e rendered - 10%e pails leaf . 60e Butter Te Eastern kettle per Ib Bd. Peanut sup, 2 NEW EASTER HATS SLVH ¥W3LSVa MIN Rasy Pongee Walstings, per | , | 20¢ Pure joe per ya | . + «Be 20¢ Dotted Swiss, per yd ibe be Table Jam 1z%e n 15e Pure Raspberry J Raspberry B0e Swiss Silk, California Prunes, for Choice Se © kind, 19¢ dates Faney bik Sc Muslin, per yard TSe Mercerized Linen Oe $1.98 Quilts, each $1.65 GROCERIES best granulated tor and = Java Cotfee, per Ib Chotce Mocha and per pk 10 Ibs Figs Sugar Mochi | Chotce White Figs, per Ib Se SANNEO GOODS DEPT Karly Ju as, per can Minn DAIRY DEPARTMENT Full Wiseensin Cream Save 1-4 on Netting inch Mosh, double galvanized, est Price. 2 ft. high, 150 ft. long 601 Pike St. ft. high, 150 ft es ft. high, 150 ft 5 ft. high, 150 ft POULTRY NETTING—Car just ft. high, 150 ft Price and quality THR Benson € The Best of sender ‘at Low saveing received anteed. OGGERS' SUPPLY CO Colman Dock Both Phones 922 A A TTT au