The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1907, Page 3

sy EXECUTED FOR mote HE WAS THE TRAGIC SWEETHEART oF eR AND SIS GAL SLAYER — Gaalusive Service t—'The ia throws 4 iter, Rae juacbere! Td of a rotor Samak he commtiod & A prov cee years vc OP eaee wee oN atest wee nrmediately meow Dees Me Ba resins © RB) ww”. ¢ the C wt a Fe ft © ad a DEPPE, THE INNOCENT MAN WHO WAS EXECUT AND His SWEETHEART, LOU STEIN. FURT., WHO COMMITTED 6vUi- * CIDE. walks at hls execut! oo im his cel (Seripes Telegraph Service.) wat declar ne WASHINGTON, April 3.—Philip Was executed (De Hrown, secretary of the American lexation, reports that the bombard- ment of Amalala by the Nicara- guans has ceased. Brown went to Amalala to offer his good offices toward peace. rs Pe conv p te tee extreme pastor, went home f , @rank poleor am hour of the His | wit WASHINGTON, April 3.—Corea, | that the , Whe had > b the Nicaraguan minister, called at im the getty ae the state department today with a | letter from his government express | servic. ing the regret that United States) — wae a mur-/ had found It advisable to interfere | 2 jim the matter of the borabardment | on the cttizena o: “Tam daughter m he war engraect, of Anapala by the Nicaraguan ~ gaan . te quoted ‘threw a ologpeend | He did not lodge @ formal) iy race aoe euet ; anese, High Schoo! Ball, in fnet, Os Friday evening the High | School Cadet company will give its annual ball at Christensen’s hall The invitations are in the hands of the members of the corps Concert at High School On April 12th, the high school} chorus, amiated by the glee club and orchestra, will give a concert In the high seheol auditortum. od and o- let sit Yours, the muriter 8 & otortous Janese ha we incontrovert Tesmnow's ii: : Om being arrested et Confessed that he Misson. ST. PAUL, April 3—The two|fon, Tuscan Braid and Neapolitan cent passenger rate bili has been *, Tegular at $5.50, $6.00, $7.00) ition Square,|adopted by both Bouses of the |and $7.50, for $4.89, at London's, roe eee legislature. i Oak Sheieees Special $15.75 fm ilustration an excellent UF regular price of $25.50, ia marked for siling at special price. The ee that will go well with most any sur Solid oak stock in polished golden finish and f reawed stock to right, he above ats of small Mir in, has rounded . top of cane Beleg made from quart Beveled French plate 2 Top measures fronts and B15. rpentine Special tomorrow, Dining Special pictured Dining Chair Special $1.55 Dining Chair e isa solid oak herewith is similar ning Chalr which in design to the one can be had in ¢ specially priced at $1.55. Is made throughout of golden weathered fin golden or weathe finish, Is an attract € bi ste Y or jexign "constructed | ished quarter in @ way that makes oak—a chair ‘ oS chan uk simone cellent construction ie can i. i finish and atyle ade Chatr has Back consista of a , alr 3 shaped bannister ORIERRORS FOE connecting two back brace arma, mapes panels. Chair has emf ae BA ce J brace arms, shaped : ound long post wood seat construction len or Me go legs and stretehers weathered finish Seewar pris 90.46 $2.60. Bpesial tomer Special price tomor w #1 row 25 NEW ARRIVALS In this 4 os day to Gu You have | coed Watch for a CAR OF Low ENGLISH PORCELAIN FLOW BLUE WARE. _ will be noted news of goo hat certain goods you want have not r arrival here 1403 to Mil Second Ave, Corner Union Sreet Pay Later SACRIFICED TO CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE ously treated, and thinks that they [should be given the right to become | }if the young lady were willtn an te frequently expressed. | I have lowing the Jap 111 Second ave. AND MEDIUM-PRICED EXTENSION TABLES SOLID MAHOGANY FLAG SEAT ROCKERS AND CHAIRS. Japancer have been griev- {the United States Perfectly willing that my | should marry a J as saying. “I do not hold prejudice againat the Jap- ays favored a! to be natu Amertoan oi to bee “Lhave known of cases where Jap- i ve been married to white women and have made better hue: | bands than many white mea.” BRING 89 TOMORAOW. Por Thersday only you may buy this year's trimmed Leghorn, Chit $2.60 Solid Oak |This $3.45 Solid Oak Chair $2.25 If ed ds arriving been recei 1403 to Mil Second Agents for ) oe Renown (nin | Malleable stret | Ranges Fred A late for mayor, by 1 defeated Mayor Edward ¥ demooratio oa ally this city’s street railways wad also defeated ordinances oago will grant franchises to the nics and passed by the city council over Dunn ed from whieh he pleased with the outcome. ean never be a political dictator in thie ety or county assisted | Dune. And up. £Y° spectaliats, 1207 Hecond ay. —— ee eee emms BUSSE INS CHICAGO, Postmaster bllean andl 12) plurality, Dunne. Jidate, and incident of April 3 Bue ' the “munictpal ownership By Buase’s election the traction are indorsed and Chi a renewal of the existing compa to. vote The t t wan 395,001 The traction ordinances paused by 4 majority of 38,000. Laat night a message wan recely President Roosevelt in stated that he was well The election shows that Hearst He personally SMALLPOX’ Stimson boarding house in Ballard last week, 27 employes of the Port Blakely mill are quarantined in the hotel annex at Port Blakely kin left Port Blakely several woeks Gol Ap from Port eration EYE GLASSES We have glasses wult puree, Bchuchard Optieasl © UNION MADE, UNION MADE BARGAR $3 HATS | Are the seme of style and have @ quality and finish seldom found In anything j out of high priced head | wear GET A BARGAR HAT FOR SPRING. UNION MADE. UNION MADE. UNION MADE. Exclusive Hatters. 1310 Second Avenve. | “SQV NOIND special sale day for the splendid guaranteed Mack Cat Hose, for children misses and boys 25¢ Will take your choice of 1,200 pairs in the choicest quality of them fast of long staple heavy and fine elastic tops double heels Stockings that you Every pair black, made cotton y ribbed triple and toes arns. with knees, on being the best the can bank in America at only 2G¢@ a pair price EXTRA FINE BE DSPREADS. | $1.35 °” come v Inet partme gored qcording ake ~ of the department, Pp ” Shortly fire br a ft * m and in handsc Either plain or fringed, seilles patterns with cut corners, Every one really worth $2.00. price will be only $1.35. see them. LINENS—BEDDING. Housekeepers er Specials of unequaled val ne to the economical woman® who buys for the Seattle home 12% For Hemmec Huck T girs: yoo dozen of them on tomorrow They are white with red be rs, and are plendid towel for he te use Every towel in the lot is good 16% value At to morrow price not more than dozen will be sold to 1 customer 10c For Checked Glass Toweling; a splen did quality; always ld at 124c a yard, It is 18 inches wide, At the special price only 20 yards to a customer 59 For Cotton Sheet c Blankets in goc ize; all white and silver gray ; a quality alway old at g5e a pair At’ the special price not more than two pairs will be sold te customer, = = i OLD PIPES chenpent the #ity will now have to make new terticon and before extinguished the place war cars were stopped and theaters and other public Part suspended «gine No Danley, firs besides Steamahty wireless telegraph Instruments for boats plying between Seattle Gan Francisco a* well as those on the Nome run. VERY POOR Twenty-one of the old elty water connections, or services, in the Ra district were renewed enna park month by the elty water de it in the territory recently to Superintendent the peo je platting the property put im the pipe they could get and which will coat property wuere from $8 to $10 each. FRISCO HAS BIG FIRE {Berippe Telegraph Bervice.) BAN FRANCISCO, April 3 bfore & o'clock last might out in the Ban Francisco an & Klectric ppany’s plant, entirely gutted. The as thrown into darkness. town Btreet places for the most operations for the ight During the conflagration several remen were seriously injured in the collapse of the plant's walls. Those injured as as follows ‘aptain Thomas J. Murphy, of 29; Lieutenants Hayden. Kelsher and J. DeMar. The firemen were taken to the Potrero hospital ‘The loss ts ‘0 and went to Ballard, where two] 000. other cases soon developed, other man who came Blakely with Golkin went to Everett and he also was found to have the same disease. The quarantining of the men at the big mill across the sound has reduced mill Preparations of the United States government for a wireless telegraph tation on Pier B are nearly com- pleted and within # few days a sta- B jon « the weet end of F will commense Several of the steamship compa the Pacific company are THE THEATERS Blanche Walsh. clases tonight. The play actress has yet ap “La Gicconda.” Whe San Carlos Opera company ings “La Gloconda,.” the wizaton will one of the events af the Coart planning Blanche Walsh, in “The Straight Road is one of the strongest this popular ‘emotional peared in and gives her splendid opportunities for magnificent and act tuneful inelil grand opera tomorrow | Hollister ht, and the opening of thix fam-! undoubtedly | local Constantino, the famous Spanish tenor, are in tomorrow night's cast. Fun and Music. “A Japanese Courtship” elements which please the ave theater goer—fun and muate Zinn company, at the Lyric, ting the piece on in a way that makng that popular organzatt many new friends, “Barbara Frietchie.” “Barbara Frietchie” has two} 20} The is put is proving to|elght school organizations into Third ay. down to the new grode, TO VOTE ON NEW [rt ee cttae Sh Se ASSOCIATION from 1 nfo to Madison. NS GOLD MEDAL. Tomorrow “morning the bigh| ‘phe gold medal in the King school students will vote on the| County W. ©. T. U. declamation #| proposition of having an associated | ponteat held last night was won by n} student body, modeled on much} wies Viola Martin of Fremont. ‘The the same plan as now exists at the | semiannual convention closed to | university » object of forming | {iny |thi# association ts to invite the 4 a | DRILLS FOR POLICE be a popular bil at the Lots. The | for the common interests of the atu-| charming Fitch play gives the mem: | dents bers of the Pantages stock company! high sehoo! organtzations|. A- *erles of drills for policemen opportunity to display their abil| have almost $5,000 in thelr treas ean ye rday when squadrons of strolmen were taken to Ninth av, ities, and this Is not neglected urles, A number of the fotball men | ! | are opposed to forming this associa-| %%4 James st. and put through the ‘The Missouri Girl.” tion, ax almont $4,000 of the $6,000| manual of arms and foot move Comedy and melodrama are ¢ was made off of last year's football | MeO bined in one show, at the Seattle | games eR ea Pi st theater this week, and it is plese Sues for Balance. j ing the patrons of the house, “The Ole Swanson has sued Peter T, Minsourl Gi v 0 wee! : [ Mescerl Girt" rans ali the week LOWERS ABLE LIN Nelson for $350, balance alleged | to be due for the purchase of the rn - ind pal ‘ | ee Hub saloon. Swanson sold the sa- gore vaudeville | progr The Seattle Blectric company | loon to Nelson last fall, but says rupning this week at the Star ‘| last night lowered the south track| the latter only paid $6.00 on ad ter, Burlesque magic and bunny! of ite Madison street cable line at count travesty are go0d specialties, STRETCHES POINT Bpecial to H. M by the co the building ordinance permission was Fouts and H Fouts and Williams are building an apartment house on Queen Anne hill, where a corner of the structure | the prescribed height council thought the could be there could not danger. of building GO BACK (Seri py 8T. LO) ery Workers Tategragh | Service.) ers before the strike. tinue their efforts “cloned shop.” CONVENTION Ladies’ pretty Gray | “alifornts Prunes, © Most ot the 350 delegates te the] Bults, regularly sold | , nn = rate | trtons al state convention of the} at $1749, to close — od Fass eehed ‘ted afi ‘anda: a dee Ladies’ Up-todateBults, | “ "Ter wm... 6he ention at Eagles’ hall! in pretty blues OF | ¢ ibs. Navy Beans .. when a drill wae given! black mixed, long or | Sake: . 2he |and addresses delivered by Mayor short sleeves, regu | Roken Ri Moore, State Commander Mrs} larly sold at $ Ber~ " ae a Lambson, Supreme Commander Mre.} to close out. .BI.5O | Per RD s+-+++ se Ladies’ $1760 new Pink Beans, per Ib. S@ and others Gets Astoria Line. The Great Northern railroad fn-/ Mme. Nordica, considered terests are now said to be in pos | ny to be the world’s greatest session of the Astoria & wee potie sopranc, and Florencio River railroad company. Wash Neck- wear YNenty of the new Peter Pan collars and cuffs and new Ruchings. Special to morrow 35c able stock and tab end col- that For your choice of 300 fine new wash lars, in stylish designs, are regularly valued at soc £ each. See them on display in our neckwear department You'll agree with us that ev ery one of these neck fixings is a real bargain large Mar me $1.85 | es, of these tied and filled with white Tomorrow the special batting row at j neg on SALE. local Sc ards, A from é or ivenir Ci variety large to See Station paper uid envelopes in a ox; quality equal to old all over Seattle special 3ox 48 paper at 25¢ a box; our 10¢. 19¢ It comes of sheets per tities 19¢ the pound. Envelopes to match are B@ a package fT Bae lile tationery, price, McCarthy's Stationery For Lawn in pound packages than a hundred more It is really a 25¢ pa Buying in large quan allows us to sell it at arthy’s in great big boxes, each con taining 50 sheets of paper worth 50« This is a special you can't beat on the Coast Curtains Housekeepers who have a forethought of houseclean ing time will find this special table one to read and Will buy Nottingham lendid sf Lace Curtains that are priced reg a pair. They long and ularly at 95 are full three yards There are At the pairs can 39 inches wide. two different styles special price only 4 be ld to any one customer Don't miss them. Nothing could be less expensive or more appropriate for bed- room curtains. EXTRA BED COMFORTS. reat big “Bed Comforts, ac tual measurement 72x84 inch covered with handsome regular really ir town at 5 eacl pecial | } ah silkolines, hand medicated cotton $2.2%: price special tomor $1.25 ALLOVER LACE. of White Alle designs; over Laces in neat, new price $1.25 only, regular a yard; tomorrow 79e. asc FANCY VEILINGS. Fancy Hair and in all the wanted colorings sold regularly at 25¢ a yard; special tomorrow at 19¢. asc HANDKERCHIEFS Ladies’ Pure 12c en White Lin Hem stitched Handkerchiefs Have quarter-inch hems and are sold regularly at 25 Special at 12 soc SWASTIKA PINS New Hat P ns, t jewelry fad; sold all « here tomorrow at only 35¢ features of a bill ot} LAW A granted | F. Williams i) last night to violate law | serotched tn a place where | be any resultant) The ordinance was neces sary to get around the objections) 8, April 3.—-The Brew unions this morning decided to return to work at the terms offered by the brewery own-| The strike te practically over, but the unjons con to secure the MACCABEES END 115 Dozen Underskirts On Sale at Prices less than ever offered betore— Every Kind, A Perfect Bargain Day throughout the Store. THE FAIR 1513-15-17-19 Second Av. Under New Management. A. MAFRIGE 4 CO., Inc, Underskirts 69c and Up Greatest values ever offered. LADIES’ CLOAKS, | Fancy Eastern Hama, SUITS AND FUR-| per Ib. ...... 16% NIGHINGS. | Fancy Eastern | pe 5 $4.50 Ladies’ Skirts of | Rg faba 166 milxed goods, | per 1b. 4 $6.00 Briltiantine Skirts, | Coomieg. Seem Pa in black, browm, gray | pai Wisconsin G | or navy blue, 3 98 | Tihseon, ber. | Strictly Fresh Ran | Eage, per doe. .2he Spring Suits, with | short sleeves, biue or brown checked; your choles .. The latest: new Spring Sults, in all shades and pat- California Navels, per Lemons, per dos...... --- 18e@ and 23¢ Kettle Rendered Lard, | per ID, .... LOE Swift's 3b. pails Sil terns, In light gray | effects; your choice | ver Leaf Lard. .@4@ of the tot..@10,00 | 3 cans Barly June Peas Special of La hos} chee dies’ Gloves. Free Demonstration of Egg-o-see and Egg-o- | see Corn. j 3 cans Minnesota Sweet Corn Tomatoes, solid pack ed, per can ..... Be GROCERIES, PURE Sockeye Salmon, 20c FOOD. size «. «ess --100€ 10 Ibs. Best Granulated % size Sockeye Sal Sugar.. . We) mon, per can....6¢@ i POULTRY NETTING—Car just received. Price and quality guaranteed. a ag Dene} i i i Neckider. s, & ny || LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. Colman Dock. Both Phones 922. PANTS TO ORDER FOR $4.00 at the UNION TAILORS, 514518 Third Ave. Coliseum Rink Building. — NEW NOVELTY SUITS AND SKIRTS at Factory Prices. Bay direct and save middie men's profits. NOVELTY SKIRT MFG. CO. 1207 Second Av. oom comme, Three Cents | CTS.3| PRUNES SER A Piece for These Articles IN OUR Kitchenware Department TOMORROW. BASTING SPOON, WASH BASINS, EGG BEATER, DRINKING CUPS, APPLE CORER, CIN DIPPERS. BISCUIT CUTTER, SOUP LADLES, | DOUGHNUT cuT-| CAKE PANS, TER, MILK PANS, ASHE SKIMMERS, POTATO MASHER, ee WOODEN SPOON, HANDLE GRATER MEASURING CUP, JELLYCAKE PANS, TEA STEEPERS, PIE PLATES, PERHAPS OTHER THINGS. You never can tell till you call. CAKE TURNERS, POT COVERS, ‘ol THIS WEEK, A MONARCH COOK BOOK FREE With Each Monarch Range Sold by Us. A DLP RATRAARAZAS