The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, APRIL. » 1907. ANNEXATION TO DECIDE, "2." CREW BETIANG Poorer reo Suite, Wi FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. women's Wiig “Under One Roof—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.” e.. NEW YORK, April & wee a DESTITUTE de nee in the success of his explor it not issue such of TO VU, ! Service.) il 3-Hostilities (Star Spe BALLARD, A Telative to the Sunday closing dead | 1 gbocoeonir —. Practteally destitute, having | +. | dork Unless compelled to. , i the be off pending th esult of the 4°) tion relative to forcing the rent | WASHINGTON, BD. ©, April this city, 16 of the crew of the e: lect! Saturday The | don of ors, and Counciiman x The president today appoint 5 : : ee te ee i ‘ ffort to Introduce a reso {Judge W, C. Van Fleet to be judge| Wrecked arrived f ee oh ite mets eee tec lotion axainet tbe . pag Bl . oheenn You'll find here wide assortments of the newest and most styliah creations In apparel for » (he thine Jat blommeining Nath t soltee, of the United States elreuit court] pontented itac moning | lution againet the chief of paltes | : are pense a Mayor Peok at the meeting last|of Callfornia on the ston « Beatrice, womanhood, for little tote and infants those saloon The men o from Japan on the Tt been selected by buyers who are specialixie in their respective lit 7 . © thoroughly last Sabbath appea I nlght age a hs sign the aso ree jateamer Mmprese of Japan. They: materiale, Saeualiy ghelon, and the prices so fair as to at once appeal to your knowledge of values emt, next Tuesday and explain why they | commanding the appearance befo | absolutely refuse to discuss the A RED SUITS FOR AND violated the new closing ordinance. | the counell of the saloon men but wreck, fearing that they would by HANDSOME GOWNS AND WRAPS FOR THE OPERA. Riven aan Susre yon wom It i highly probable that Hing |he did not appear to be tn favor of | |some remark cast reflections on telfl STYLIGH COATS AND JACKETS. NEWEST EFFECTS IN SILK P R78, pfficlal notification by the ce 'the movement haracter and actt apt. iT OF BEAUTIFUL WAISTS. official notification by th 7 the me Foor a actions of Capt. i A HOB8T 0 CHARMING HOUSE GARMENTS. i ks Tho Northern Pacific embargo, 11 | As She tine thd Menaenes of Dae \ eat-\effect since January 17, on [Gates trom the Unient, the Lene tb fk L MeAlliste bound through freight, has be Was still in the me position ax} it ll Pr tt i 4 y in S or e NOURLE TRACKS Wilson and WH A, Law| officially declared off and dead | * she or b — ~ of nusua e sses’ resses va n aa | rence through freight for the east began | Mert were staying In hopes of save Drop into the, Costume Bult Bectlor re paswtng, You. enugeees | atock b 4 eee it he: The iil ret rT h New arrivals are being placed tn stock right ale ne roy 4 - “ - i= Fae, ee "| to be accepted this morning ort eNO ea a i te a abet appreciate what quantities of new goods have recently been lena you ‘a ak a pers ; P any of the A permit was a appreciate y Seattle Electric co! play o rd wuble J . . | The men who arrived yeuterday | track its line t ont and} | Phe ees uy cS ‘TO REPRESENT THE | will be witnesses before the United} ~~ Ballard, The 3 about one) ¢ Beat [States marine inspectors. Whe for them and the de that were eo put in the Pretty (907 Go-Cart Desi and a half miles. The line will a Tae das sin Geer ae ret AY. P. E. In EUROPE aihiae aa “toda * crease fully 25 per cent in busine when the work ta cc jeted, A Walsh, the indicted millionaire the time between Ba 1 and 10 ENFORCE LAW In, Mra L wise Ackerson, weil |banker, today pleaded not mullty ty known tn Seattle and Tacon who | Hin ¢ for October 16. | attle will be cut mat Orange, N will MeKay HMydrautic pany, of Olympl Tames J. McKay, Seatt Jones, New York City New York City; Edw Asbury Park, N. J: ¢ the Western Iron and Coke Ce. to! set aside a sale of some very valu able mining property located in the! southern part of Pierce county, on ic clone learaph Services.) PASSAIC, N. J, April 2—An en tlre family except the father was wiped out by fire which destroyed GoCart ts springs Thi whic h the plaintiff had a lease f An attractive medtum-priced lis now in F NEW INCORPORATIONS | ALL STORES represent the A.-Y.P-IL tm Berens } jin securing # fine arte exhibit. Cre } “Fs TY seo S } dew pave been forwarded to her } (Star Special Service.) The King ¢ and she will sail for the continent April, Th wing | last night de > in a short time ‘ stores in conjunction with the W. ¢ | T to ascertain If employers are RECORD oF TRAVEL nt . om The record of passenger travel } barks | Dlovere vi me lat the King st. passenger station SUIT FOR COAL LAND, was broken Saturday when 4,183 Tasmas Prince, f E | persons passed through the gates ps om Patic Warren Gould end) peonk W. Hale and Arthar §,/ to or from train The "Ease Ntaneon, theerporated, of | Lovett Evans Creek Coal and/ tvals March were Beattie, $35,000, by Mark A. Mun- Coke many, and the Pacific| the departures 47,807 gon, Mary E. Munson and Livsle J. Coal and Lamber Co are defend Pilla ants in a sult filed yesterday by| MOTHER SACRIFICES fk i LIFE FOR CHILOREN bd ‘ $22.50 823.00 pee or Mane bee Se 4 tenement house this morning DEPOSITS MADE IN Cart having full woven reed body, This Go-Cart has full reed body. § | This Cert bas iiinch wheels rf * tn dlameteg ~— nee comoenyy aS . . 1 ac inch ele fitted with ne * n en seh tires, Beattie s100.000 ke Bhar’ wel SPECIAL 6. &. DECORATIONS, | Michacl Salupos’ wife and four DUR SAVINGS DE- aarti iat aed manne lire, adjustable foot reat, recia- $ Sides, seat and back are uphol < a pone tt oe gy ap gyre or PARTMENT UP TO adjustable foot rest math brows {ing back, patent foot brake, tm-} etered with green corduroy. The } u The -| Christian Endeavor ¢ « that the owne YD ey rey 7 ren ee ‘ Lee pulldings have agreed to apa] _ SRING O40 TOMORROW. | DD. Lang 4 cially decorate them during the con-| For Thursday only you may buy | The North Pacific Wharves and / © o {thie year's trimmed Leghorn, Chif- | erie. | Yemtion. omg i sean Braid and Neapolitan ts branches done| Hata, regular at $6.60, $6.00, §7.00 othouse Co, 113) and §7.50, for $4.59, at London's ***! 3111 Second ave. coration committee of the! mother died trying to rescue her ention re-| children fabric. Wheels are 12 inches in | proved spring construction, green back reclines and the foot rest ts diameter and fitted with 2-44nch } enameled and striped gear. Beat, } adjustable. Green enameled gear Gear te green en- { back and sides are upholstered ? ls.fancity striped, The improv with lace with tan corduroy Adjustable { spring construction is used. Price anol parasol is lace covered. Price with lace covered ad 813.50 } complete 822.50 e parasol ++ 23.00 nee —. SS —S Wemead Costumes, Sutts, Fors, Waists. (REDERTCK & be. NELSON Hotel amd Club Furnishert ag pr a oretny — AND SPRING STREER APRIL 10TH ORAW 4 PER CENT INTER. EST FROM APRIL ameled. Price covered adjustable Two extremes —Schilling'« and hinkenneal MY ERA Bee A OMIT Casthen, AND RESTAURANT 217—PIKE ST 217 Tel. Both Phones, Main 880, | A Post-Easter Sale of Spring Coats Thursday will be a memorable day in our Standard Rotary and Domestic Machines No agents to bother you No commisisons to pay You save more than half. Bole Agency. CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE 1205 SECOND AVENUE. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE t Osteopathic Phy CONSULTATION FREE; LADY ATTENDANT, 207 Elite! Building, Second and Pike, Opposite Ben Office Hours, 9 a m. to S p.m Open Evenings, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays © bah Phone Gunset Main 6256. Seattle, at Department—a t when you may se le ppy coats at pr er selling left us many broken lines. In some the only one of a kind. To duplicate their style, quality and tailoring you would have to pay me minced savings, East instance re are three or four—in others CHOCOLATE WALNUT .. COCOANUT For Goou Results | at least one-fourth more. But we prefer to dispose of them at once—no waiting till the end to cut prices——-We do it right hen you need the goods—and these ices will move them in quick order Jackets, $3.98. Worth $5.00. Semi-fitted Covert Jackets and pretty Box Coata, in fi mixtan 1 neatly trimm ; at a bargain for your © tomorrow Jackets, $6.00. Worth $8.00. Jackets, $10.00. (INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK. STOCK COMPANY) The new, nobby Pony Coat in new shadow Paglish Riding Jackets novelty checks and mixtures; also semi-fitted Covert shadow checks in paste strapped e Jackets, full satin lined and weatly trimmed; | front, back and around bottom; velvet collar and JOHN R HEGEMAN P d t choice values for tomorrow braid edged; the proper top coat for the saddle ° + resi em or street wear, Jackets, $12.50. Worth $15.00. Either English covert cluster strapped or tan Jackets, $8.89. Worth $11.00. ey shadow checks, self strap and piped, form | Jaunty Jackets of English double twist covert fitting or semi-fitted. A lined well | fall satin lined; also Pony Jackets of fancy mix taflored. Nobby but underpriced for these pe, self inlaid, strap trimmed; exceptional val values. ues; on sale tomorrow OTHER VALUABLE CONCESSIO To Industrial Policy-Holders. The company announces that every person insured in the Metropolitan under a Whole Life Indus- Best White Shir st $2 De i t Best $2 Derby In H trial policy who is now 75 years of age or over IS RELIEVED OF FURTHER PAYMENT OF WEEKLY PREMIUMS, and for a Dollar at the U. Ss. Here at | a similar concession will be made to all persons now insured under Whole Life policies who will reach age 75 during 1907, as S008 as they arrive at that age. © » This concession takes effect as of January 1, 1907, and all premiums paid in advance of that date on any policy such AS The Bon Marche The Bon Ma rche WE REFER TO WILL BE RETURNED TO THE POLICY-HOLDER. This action of the Company in granting ; ie - i pebeal . —, = ||| nares oe FREE POLICIES AT AGE 75 ' Ten yen € « We have today an all-fur stlk | this fine Shirt. and our only trimmed Derby for $2 that has , , . j ; roub| « « oo PanPnyi.on no equal at the price ia the | Is without precedent in the insurance business, and we believe the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company is the only Company ply th and ays has b at 00. x wh United States that has granted such a concession. This will cost in increase of reserve and in remission of premiums this year | far we have been able to resint the rining market Best in quality of material Made from Warsutta Mills Mus pure line wor nd Best in color j Pe » Maghe, or souk Equal in point of shape to any | bi aahior $3.00 hat sold elsewhere | A hat that | f 5 To appreciate the generous treatment accorded to its policy-holders by the Metropolitan Life, it must be remembered that na out | Come and see it } already during THIS YEAR it has announced and is paying OVER TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in voluntary contribu as th | tions to Industrial policy-holders, over and above all obligations, expressed or implied, in their policies, by a cash « jend upon all Whole Life Industrial policies over five years old, by mortuary dividends (that is, voluntary additions to the face of the policies when they become claims) applicable to all death claims incurred during the year where policies at the date of death have beea in force over five years, and by paying as endowments Whole Life policies on which premiums have been paid for 15 years when “~ "i - insured reaches age 80 70c En a meled Dish Fans This makes a total of OVER 3 MILLIONS THIS YEAR allowed to Industrial policy-holders, over and above the contract c “ c obligations, and OVER 13 MILLIONS during the past twelve years. If this announcement of a free policy affects any reader of this advertisement, and if his case has not yet been attended Oc to, we ask himy to speak to the agent who collects his premiums, and the agent will attend to forwarding the policy to the Home Omorrow Office, TO BE EXCHANGED, WITHOUT EXPENSE, FOR A FREE POLICY FOR THE FULL AMOUNT CALLED FOR BY THE POLICY SURRENDERED, INCREASE IN BENEFITS eGo aie Cane ae A Bargain that every housek Bi a a it ric “ ith the ¢ f I n 70c Dish Pans Reduced to ‘1.3 ee | asc Coffeee Pots Reduced to e New Tables with large increases of benefits in Industrial policies have been adopted. The payment of premiums on all ne\ w Industrial Life " : t ¢ Er Gray Bnameled Steel will cease at age 75 Reductions have been made in the premiums charged for most of the forms of Ordinary policies 7 Dist Pots, best quality, at Q5e OC Saucepans Reduced to ( k The Company Wrote More Insurance Than Any Other Com- In Its Ordinary Department the ( pany Wrote More FF pany in the World F Business Than Any Other C pany Save Ont, The Company Gained More Insurance in Force Than Any It Gained More Ordinary Business Than Any Other : Other Company in the World. Save One Its Expense Ratio Was Largely Reduced and Was the Lowest in 15 Yea MORAL:—INSURE IN THE METROPOLITAN.