The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1907, Page 5

- | Satlors' wages on salting veasola! ‘ANOTHER TO Williams, the the lant survivor of thelof tracks under the new rallway | pital, making the 26th victim of the! 7 HRS 10 BE remain at $45 a month and no fur » om of the Under the |commission law, is in Olympia for! disaster. : nent a week buys a Buck Steel | ther change fs contemplated either Oakn” convention at Jackson, Mich,|a conference with the commission — -¢ - { in the case of sail or steam vow SELL WATER BONDS where the first republican state! relative to bis duties | . “ ° Legacy Left to Roosevelt tioket was placed in nomination, | ; % | : ‘ has died, aged 90 years Engineer Dies of Injuries. | NEW YORK, April 9.—Prosident |B} Range, ofrigerator or Go Cart BIG BRANCH POSTOFFICE, The dispoual of the $2,260,000 Ie oe LOB ANGELES, April -—Clar-| Roosevelt is the sole beneficiar i ne ws eee sue of the water b * wae left Frederick Sibley, of Detroit jence B. Warmington, engineer of Under the will of Lulu 8. Grover of A new pe } station has been] With the financ ynmittee for an DETROIT, Miok,, April Fred! the Sunset express that ran through | this etty, whieh was filed yesterday Howed for attlo at Broadway | Other week by the city counetl last/erick Sibley, a prominent Detrolt|, gwiteh at Colton on —. Pine sts ‘This and similar ata: | MURHt capitaliat, died yesterday, aged 83! ing who wan himeolf seriously, in.{estate and turn it over to some New a (ster tas 1 9 py | Hone planned will have the resem | HF Moore, who had an option) years, In his youth he was an lh | jurod, died yesterday at a local how York charit FRAN A } blence of fulbfledged postoffices,|OM the bonds last week, allowed it| dian trader in Northern Michigan, just made fa this CNY mom whieh mail for the diwtriet |t expire yesterday | Wisconsin and Minnesota AMUSEMENTS. Hl the Hteamsbip assocta will be distributed, and where it APPR PARPAODL March 24,| President Roosevelt will aceept the th P 5, No phones after 7. Sets heh Ae’ "| TELEGRAPH BRIEFS | ox, Sts... ./ 7A @RAND is. 8.50 the Pacific Coast ar PORT TOWNSEND, April 9 HE AN John Cort, Menager, | all 1 WOMEN ADMITTED wai Delogates to the State Federatio TONIGHT, Wednesday and Wednerday Matines, or e nes ay Surrendered Without Fight of Women's clubs, to be held a Win, P, Cullen Presents the Favorites, OBCAR tL. FIGMAN and | ' A was passed | NEW ORLEANS, April 9—Puer » were chosen by the clVIET RUTH WHITE in Richard Carle's Opera Comedy Buccens, ang a 1 t women t to Cortes, Honduras, surrendered| Clb Saturday evening nd eo THE TENOERFOOT . eee on ve , attle Real Estate! to the Nicaraguans without a fight.| Prise the following women Prterentia, Wid, Tea, Be. ond Me | Pe eargo and towing Pars M association, Two women at Dan Hi, Mra HL. Tibbals on , Tbe, and 26. nao to this the stea nded last ¥ ® meeting Made a Good Job of it | Mra. J. C. Mouse, Mra 4 Nights Starting BUNDAY, APRIL 14, With Wednesday Matinee. | ceed © - POPRKA, Kans, April 9.—-W. ¥1,| Starrett and Mrs, F, Alber Klaw and Erlanger Present the Pepa vo 8! firemen § WANT GARBAGE DUMP | Dwight, cashier of the state bank | lett SOUGA OPERA CO, with JOS. CAWTHORN in Sousa’s New Opera we $45 r moe at Goddard, whe committed suicide | LF SE. | = Fries take effect { The Ur ty Community elud| fis was Gniy 616,000 chy tn Golf Women Meet THE FREE LANCE | Pee ier, and agree wih tt od a petition with the city coun A. NEW YORK, April # The al N.Y, Production # st intact tne fant Oct by the cl last nig that the au} " ecutive of the Women's Metr ol Pricee—t0c to $2.00, Mat b0e to $1.50. Coast Steamst compan ites deatxnate age dump! Clark Not Sericusly Hurt. tan Golf assoctation meet igtat ' oe and F and ound in the north ead of the} 16g ANOGRLES, April 9 na- | thie elty to divide the Metropolitap| = “a | ated there the Jey watere of the Gx it i® proposed to have matebes b Matinees Thureday and Saturday week, has arrived here tween the representative clut * » iT od ‘ t y ie . not seriously injured by his iow 15 oF More Women On 4 team TONIGHT 1 Al W kM Hen ie wens @ of i prompt bai “OLE OLSON” riey Learning Duties. NO CHANGE IN PIUCER our spring line of small rugs is now complete Eitpenomencl | ae Await You Piles Leaves Washington. | OLYMPIA, April B.-A, W. Por |Next Week \.csccrececececeressreeseeneqsenees-“A Btranger in Town if you are in need of a new rug for the archw © couch, the WASHINGTON, April 9--Sena-|'*¥, Teeently appointed tney 1 ne grate or the doorw u'll find just what you want ‘mongst jtor Piles left for Seattle yesterday | seme meee Lyrie Theater «= fusecti & Crew, Mors. Phones 567. | these new tvals afternoon AED | — | | Matinees Wednesday and Saturda If the tine embraces all leading makes of Axminsters # BALL Bean. F! TONIGHT, All We oane 6 in. couch rug age from Fire at Sitka, Alaska. j ING MOWERS f y 7 tt SITKA, ALASKA, April 9.—Sun 85.08 “THE MASCOT” rug to the 4 ft. ¢ hi a ion day aight fire destroyed the Mons Famous Cold Revie R } to the i ur $1.26 to 5.00. j restaurant, the damage belng about | yell, four-biade ; anteotiminntenoee to make selling active the next few days, we offer these spectals a Diavol 5 Miler Presents Zinn's Musical Comedy | Velvets, B nas—wl m th $2,000 | | Fier Next ympany in Oe sae 40 'meho outs —— lawn Mower Prices Bo te, KANSAS CITY, Aen oy wareeeee ant 2%... ae oe ok STANDARI ui | —18inch Belmont Axminster NSAS CITY, April %—Gov,| ceecell ” 2 Veuleviite House the STANDARD quality, —i18inch Belmon minste' -_—-- . Folk bas commutted the sentesces! - 83.06 j bly 4 + ang show’ 72 inch Smyrna = rug . C tal designs and of Mra. Aggie Myers and Frank ena erry be Fee Pac" sesnerd te. Te the Horse:” new line of Oriental effect rats ingame a geste ne | En on owerd Bros, Trask Jladden, Eddi new oo As GSTOCte S |Hottman from death by hanging to I Rotech, Yhe Sharace 7 ok & Gladden, Eddie seauiar veles 06.56 colorings; regular value $1.60 imprisonment Both were each. Special .....-. 81,00 The truest test of va! s comparison of goods. That fi life Phones: Gun. Main 1900; Ina. 4904 @oeencece ES cs fad be com hove € wou eet ad guilty of the foulest of mur-| | The Bt we urge, and you » Pe “te Posi: ur store ders, Mr. Myers being the vie } oO TRI ‘ the bat quality 6! y ar spent in our store | tim, | Sebi t 1 Thursday | ie ond lnvestigate | THEATRE on Daily Except T day Conve : - Front Tearing -_ PARIS, April The threat of ' the general labor unions clare) fa Our Hardware Department Ate tee eae $1.35 Instead of $4.50 |reminders of the strike last winter ING— Mot ¢, HOUSEHOLD AX—Made |is stil fresh in the minds of the} steel, hand hammered | populace you remember the last sale of these splendid pillows, You'll be per voll. 3 } srecian een ies ee Hl Co ie engl lad to know wo've had another lot made up for Wednesday's : & ao LEATHER HALF -SOLES—rr« ] na ikee Ferry. selling. * 4} a heavy: best hemlock tan | SAN FRANCISCO, April 9 —The | t: 4 1 od sieves Heguler [steamer Ramona, of the ifte | handsome made-up pillows of glk tapestry, moire, velour and of short handle. Ree -} ree, per pal, 250, SPECIAL Bi Coast Steamship Co. crashed tote other remnants of rich fine (fbrics. Most of them are 26x22 each, $1.00. SPE-) |the ferry San Jose on the bay yes inches square. These pitiows just the thing for canoes, porch, . G9e | BL bi ge KNIPS — Dad MACHINE OIL © Of bent crus sofa or rocker cushions; the reg price would be as high as $4.50. Very special for Wednesday, only .....+ e<--+++ MLS |terday during a t were nearty 1,000 ary fog. There eongers abaarnt Down Aw Fag ott: hae bowwood Draae feeder Regula p e ; od alue at wae the result SPECIAL te pe SPE ’ de the alip without | pease : fp wn GHARPENER iia» CIAL whe She was ¢ ferably aie" ticonst DOG COLLARS—<ireai choice of - | Standard Furniture Co. ; Boje. . Although Mra Ranke’s men are at work preparing for the removal of the front ] " $1.00 theaday. - aon tan Aire , of our store, the great sale is still on, and a scores of are going out, Ne} SPECIAL a OPE Ti cccciie aternneh o teniden tat tee ‘blag new epring stock tt catehiens. fy , aces of new goods are arriving now, ne tating greatest slaugh of Men's and Be ever heard of in Seattlerr And here, while apol Clothing $99 * i aintng 25 men quarantined on }eccount of eamall pos caeght fire, it Do Not Miss the Busy Basement np ee he The people surrounded the baildin, 1S LINES—Made of ox. COMBINATION IRONING Hf! omy eto touey pain oof twhe BOARD—-MMa de of SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Avo. to those who we were unable to wait on during the ‘p ron n Saturday, we beg to say that the sale is still on at the 4 189 feet in each “ weed: has rimeat ex | teem toe SPECIALS | toon meses if Same Sweeping Reductions Union Bak POPULAR BUGIS RUSHES—sto! t SPECIAL | _ Will Net Launch Boom ; n on a ery Minerva ag Geer Reeainr pres SRYO—2 places, mete of very ffl row night Senator” Foraker wil as Last Week AND RESTAURANT kat Me toi aay In After Ye SPECIAL... Te ine x Sines 1. Regular price met. SO Si best American plate * o his campaign bere, but is is posed by many people to have ze him withhold the amnogacement 217-—PIKE ST— 217 Tel. Both Phones, Main 880. DURING WHICH WE, WILL SELL EVERY $30.00, $27.50, $25.00 and $22.50 ee cn ues very roted il | of his presidential wants for a time | SUIT IN THE STORE AT $15.00. SRA Ts A] tenores OFticial Threats. | AND EVERY ‘$20.0 $18.00, $17.00 AND $16.00 SUIT FOR $12.75. . Oyster 8 Bowis— Made | ST. PETERSBURG, April >—te OUR IMMENSE NEW LINE OF $3.00 AND $3.50 HATS WILL BE NOW WE WANT YOU TO tra re spite of the official thrents that if TRY OUR H oO ME- SOLD AT $1.50. lable a muah oF the Douma metobers talked of t s “special. 2 fing = expr of iands OUR NEW LINE OF SHIRTS, FORMERLY $1.00, WILL BE SOLD FOR MADE BREAD. was the sole jo yeuterday 50¢, AND EVERY OTITER GARMENT IN THE STORE AT PRO RATA RE- 6 LOAVES FOR— veGce TASLE DISHES—m ade ta law will be passed fov “ } semi-porre : ‘ | DUCTIONS. Big» ' 1: extra ing this enc ot f : ~~ 1 Cannot Tell How f Miss ¥ . ecg Col. Francie €. Lacy Oves. | Among the goods ating now are hundreds of Suits for You Whats the Bae of 1 wie iithin cagehet! china LAMP SHADES— COLUMBUS, O 9.—Cot breasted bine serges and Wfdfsteds, which will positively be sold Can't Love All the Time. .15¢@ Yalue In assorted) white lined. fust Francia B. Lacy, € retired tices as other ts, a soi ial Rewolar priee, per) rewd with ied yeaterday, He se in the Pp . ge 20é by m SPECIAL ciel and Spanish-American ware Sita for 26 years was with the Dn! th infantry and Seventeenth infantry GLINE’S PIAND HOUSE 1205 SECOND AVENUE. NEW NOVELTY SUITS AND Death of Albert Williams. SKIATS at Factory Prices. COSTELLO & GRANT 1ONIA b, April Albert Buy direct and save middle ALBERT HANSEN W ashing P au ° men’s profits Ronasir tah Conaek aoen “saaeaes Ranke Building Cor. Fifth and Pike NOVELTY SKIRT MFG. CO. Jewelry, Watches, Cut Glass yusiness already, This le “going > 1207 Second Av. 706-———-FIRST AV. —706 AT KOHLER & CHASE’S—AN APPEAL FOR AID al th we lo under the existing MUST QUIT BUSINESS the plano who w ght in NOW, t LOST LOCATION. faesccntzmiatnd , mer oun mms, ata et i ta et al , i! every plano in eeding During our fift ‘ par eter 08 Rp em atily) for 60 feet frontage of 4 $10 DOWN NECESSARY business experience ve ber neve P §o6 Secs . the MOMLER @ CHASE A BIG FIRM) Only $10 down w ake been up againet such a hard propo, In order to accor h 7 ‘ , pe - the But K & Chase th ge m1 ¢ @ price Wh v0 room to put ther IF WE CAN SAVE LOSS, that is With no word of warning the ‘ , P f aad ‘ A lone havin. gun ¢ t s ° ms been 1 we can ask for under th r to pick up bag and baggage and va plus aust of ‘ ‘ t when h a bigigz25 pian 8 Ares ‘ justance instead of pa ; nth In eantime aiid : P Wile? G8) carioad af cumstances, Just give us what ag ai old stand in or = yur plano we offer It now for $129!we are compelled ; pe vase p 3 . ae mimaodate who siful . " e " w w fror be Bow ‘s pl Pi i iriving, deiayo cout cost of selling) and rented the store fror “heme ste ahd : - a a ae MEANS SOMETHIN( $400 pian = 4 (when w @ not loc 7 he honor and itntes a $4 jar s ps thar Should hav we will be happy ‘ . 4 right fee the now $ re There is nothing else for us to do - ; : a s Now, this ma all right for th i we ask ot CBiwe have p are wt K & « S Month ago) and landlord and it may be all right for... ‘ to aitity e hav ¢ i 1 ‘ bful mer € He € second-hand ee ot the man who « yur st on WO Ff pianos now or , This is the biggest of tunity of but ft places us in an awful hole. eral ONIY .cseseee S700 Here w « nou 1a npon!w h t th ardty only waa { Mb tee worn ME s lifetime. Don’t fall to attend the ieusands of delta worth of Pl-\-p) et nly . $184 constantly arriving were fagrédat Kohler & Campbe ing up agait » harder proposition paid their li le8 > ms given. to solve’ the t 0 kf en OPEN EVENINGS MUST GO AT COST fu ew plano a « ) n f fo re o There is absolutely only one|venal price Until May Ist at 1305 Second Av., Arcade Block One Block South of Bon Marche Established 1850 The Largest Music House on OHLER von the Coast waspad: Pd Peer a $10 Down Will Put One Into Your Home