The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, APRIL 1a, 1907. - SHAI | UNCI E SAM W leentions to reform, will be started local telephone field, having pur-{cently relieved from duty in the : loft with a anvings account of $6/chased the rights of the Paoific| Philippines, te on the retired list = placed in the bank, and to this $2/States Telephone & Telegraph com-| on account of age. Col, Charles 1 j | Frederick & Nelson Store Opens 8:30 & mt ee HIS RAI R ww & month muat be added, the total) pays Hall, of the Bighteenth infantry, | Women’s Suite, Walets, Furs, Ete. | f 20 6:30 pm m5 ‘ $ not to be withdrawn for one year, | became brigadier general by rea ! ginserperaee-7 «J <a Policemen on Grid, son of Gen, Duggan’s retirement “UNDER ONE ROOF—EVERYTHING TO FURNIGH THe "i Fintand. | PORTLAND, April 192.—#pectal OME COMPLETED G, April 12-—| Officer Joe Fitesimmons and Pa Federal Officer in Oregon. a APP mona aed nw ONE-MINUTE CHATS ON VITAL SUBJ ECT hh te «a atriet block: |trolman Fred Graves are on the WASHINGTON, D. C,, April 12. 3 Ade of Finland, now that naviga:|grid to face several charges, the| The president hax appointed Chas | 20¢ Art Cretonnes, 10¢ a Yard . NO. 2 tien js open, to prevent importation | first for making disparaging re W. Moore, of Grass Valley, Ore, to marks and the other for unbeggmp/] be register of the land office t e NAPE Special 6:30 to 12 Tomorrow Morning jot arms ing conduct NEW YORK,. April Sone ee ee To Blooka RSE By HON, MARTIN A, KNAPP, «t railroading would have been | World's pete ¢ Delegates. j Mills ye Chairman Interstate Commerce | Impoaaibte NEW YORK, Aprt 2.--More Burne Result Fatally. y ] These Cretoones are %4 in, wide and come in an Goan Tt may be better aw ft fs; the mu- | than $00 delegates are now en route) EVERETT, April 12.-—-Mins excellent assortment of patte chrysanthe | cipal ownership of street rails |here to attend the national & | Holley, who was severely bw mums, roses, arts and craft designs, ete, There (Note. ‘The following ts the see. | de mleht pot have been a finan. | bitration peace congress, which | yesterday, died last night, after Aub All kinds and prices at A ae | js a good variety of color effects. Regular o ond of the striking series of articles | “4! #uccess or & publio blessing, but | meets here Sunday, assembling 19 fering several hours of frigthftd Hall's, 111) First ay, price 20¢ a yard, Bpecial 6:30 to 12 tomorrow hy Chairman Knapp under the} small group of persons would not » hall | agony | morning, a yard 10¢ 4 A ve ‘ above head.—-Kdttor Star.) have been able to accumulate un | REA CEI LSS ROE SECTS SASSER ak i }usual wealth rneg Great Gift | Kill AoYoR, ©. Blt at Ka { BLIC FRANCHISES If, in the long run, it makes for} PITTSBURG, April rhe Car| 7. PAUL, April 12-——The Alesha? Odd d E d HT If P in s and Ends at Half Price |.» jnegio institute has been formally | Yukon-Pactfie exposition bill for wm) ANO SWOLLEN FORTUNES. | ‘he general welfare to prevent tt k accepted, The ceremonies Were) $25,000 appropriation was jilted! ard easy making of private i | to Close Out seapes Wh are eninded ent nection with a pub- | most claborate | yesterday in the legislature. Jie service, what other course re- | ¥ Chi Cups nd Saucers, Chocolate bie urped the ar he distrity | ancy China Cups an 5 an “nn wealth"and the facts em mancipate | saute Fight White Plague | To Have « New Depot. Caps, Bouillon Cups and Saucers, Monk Steins , nd an Of wealth, and see in the fact®! ps of public service from the do-| EVERETT, April 12--A soctety) MONTESANO, April 13.-—-Spge] Decorated Vases, Platters, Sugar Bowls, Salad al ome: of every-day life much cause for private enterprise jtor the prevention and relief of th | city tat © & new depot ereetant| Bowls, ¢ “ #10 dimaiietaitne ‘tap > berculosts has been organised here./ by the N. P | 3 Meaae Hi : feel tolerabdiy hat “ In an a tomorrow sip. | Literature will be — distribuved panna “ we ihe °v: mA at man Knapp will diseuse the prob-| thoroughly setting forth the edu Wants to Be Free equable divist ¢ property would |") : : cational feature OLYMPIA April 12. E li h E h T effect of goverr t er- | cationa . pr arry - | Watts, arrested at Blaine under sus ng B) art en tea be & great social and econamie be t wages Pots 35¢ Each A new shipment of these Blac English “ Tea Pots ha efit If this be desirable Investigating Indian School pieton of being implicated ip the * rates Editor ant think ft Is, how can it be brought TACOMA, April 12.—The Puyal) Roper murder, has asked for a writ about except by ha is from H FS |tup Indian *¢ hool te being invest! of habeas corpus, ax evidence shows private eiiterpriae those activities j gated concerning reports of mi* | that he was pot connected with the | i - A. | gga — Ree ° — great Egypt's Ruler Resigns j pasagenpens : erime | recently on received The aMiired LONDON, April 12—-Lord Crom-| Vote to Purchase Site Honor the “Noble 100.” } are highly glazed and attrac There ta no. honest way of getting |eh consul gencral in Eaypt and) PUYALLUP, April 1—Neat Sat PORTLAND, April 12.Last Seattle tively decor «, Can rich in connect with an indus. | Uritieh agent resigned, and Sif/| urday the people of thie section #i!!| night the Y. M. C. A. honored the} be had in several wt s and try conducted by the pot if the |Uerst has been appoluted successor. | vote upan the question of purcha® | “poble 100" who were renpopaible sizes, ranging in capacity from pallreséh wees acquire eo etnte jing a $4,000 wite for a high school. |for the raising of the $90,000 debt CAPITAL #400.000, FULLY 5 to 9 cups. Regular pric ine an a at eg Catch an Anarchist. | hs | PAIO. 600, The and 85e; special gg aking |, PARIB, A 12.—The police} Farmers Are in Control. } Murderer ts Crazy. ; tomorrow night sree |Pave behind the bars a Russian a@-)| WENATCHER, April 12 The} SALT LAKE, Utah, April! it.—{ deaspens 7 “t ght <n — fd as . une Farmers’ company now controle the | aire WT. Hooley, who «hq and i you have well defi re rcs tetas “ ana — work In some ca « cadet, attempted fo call upon Grand | a | icited her husband Tuesday morn . . ; mt thee ami weees, aie |Duke’ Alexis Seer ean dkschevant babcas akon |B nme 00.00 het © savings beak No. 8 American Waffle Iron 68c and finale might it not y f ais bidiiatenapa tee Paleed U j B ke be sent to the asylum at Provo co | Ought to be, just compare notes f ? “| conveniense, rective of pres wiles, O06) BATON ROUGE, April 12.—Con n on a ry day |B with @ depositor in this bank. This ts considered the finest Waffle Iron on the market. It bakes } soorved at ai tive Satie worcue sressman G. K. Favrot, who last/ AND AESTAURANT | We etep Trading tn Futures, * | perfectly and can easily be taken apart and cleaned. Has dong { . ‘ot ny a MGs the nation’s weeitt November shot and killed Dr. R. H | LITTLE ROCK, April 12+-Aet P wood handles which prevent burning the hands of cook. Regular { © mold 10% canta Consider, for exams what hag} Aldrich, has been released from 217 PIKE ST 217 ing Governor Moore has signed the Sa $ price No. & site js $1.00. Special tomorrow Ose he amen wht the taat few yeare Jal the grand jury falling to indict Tel. Both Phones, Main 880. bill prohibiting trading tn futures Ving: b in the. street railwa tee of in Arkansas « cctachleunh fataeaessdeletice Tatas) Rie te ncn maaan eile tat eitaaS 4 Shaolin Lopp Coming to ttle. | } eid | A ts r a ub of . . ball rt wad cee a WASHINGTON, D. ©, Apetl 12 TwoCent Fares in Michigan. | ccoun led en ‘epportent a few | WT. Lopp, employe in the govern WB WANT YOU TO LANSING, Mich, April 12--The e mprove cme ment reindeer service, has left for) ty civeched y cploiting a» public) Seattle to again go to Alaska | franchise. That the public has had] wh the benefit of much bette service! ew YORK, April 12—The art] two-cent railroad fare bill, recently passed by the senate, was peated by the house yesterday, with only one dissenting TRY OUR HOME- MADE BREAD. 6 LOAVES FOR— 25c enna Only Firet Av. and University 8t Opposite Postoffice. Washing Machine 1 This Washing Machine will wash the finest fabrics without tearing or breaking, ax well as the heaviest blankets and comforts with perfect eise. Of bearings, and in turning to left and righ coil springs, which assist the oper great! making the action practically automatic. In fact, the machine works eo easily that a hild ean run it with very e exertion Collection Sold. | Gen. Duggan's Retirement. | WASHINGTON, D.C April 32.—| | Brie Gen. Walter D. Daggan, re enon & Our Vast Stock of Clothing OFFERS AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF SUITS AND TOP OCOATS. THESE MODELS ARE AUTHORITATIVE THEY HAVE BEEN DEMONED BY THE CLEVEREST CREATORS OF FASHIONS FOR MEN AS YOU KNOW, WERARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATHDGPROADHURST SYSTEM CLOTHING OF BOSTQOM+THE BEST IN AMERICA IT FITS 8O WELL. THATIALTERATIONS ARE RE QUIRED ONLY IN A WRRY PEW CASES emer, eens ees ees ‘he | collection of the late Stanford| ba Ct is that had thane tran | White was sold at auction last night diet mot bein granted. had they |*24 browsht over $20,000 oxuseenion of he | ita the aneet fortunes mado in| .,,neferm Bank Eetabliched. 4 | CHICAGO, April 12.—A “savings Large assortment of high-grade | bank annex” for reformers has been | Pennell flies just arrived at A. L. | announced. Unfortunates haunted) Hall's, 1111 First av ee? be the and expressing tn | : - » revolves about half way around. The r which rew on the clothe emains stationary, and because of the holes through same ix kept down upon the clothes. The wend movement of the tub from side to sid the water through the clothes in oie per, and with th ald pf rubbe top lothes ‘clean in a 810.00 bottom washe very few minutes sosMARCH Such a Flurry in pring Coats! ps” among them—and See the New Corsets See the New Children’s Dresses and See the New Gloves. See the New Infants’ Caps, han the. Sew. adie, See the New Waists at $1.25 See the New Tailored Suits for See the New Muslin Underwear. | and Misses. Broadhurst SystenmClothing $18 to $35 Other Reliable Makes $15 and Up Womens Castumes, Sutts, Fars, Wists. Lte. IREDERTOR & © have first pick, Will you be of course the most wideawake, car J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Cor. Columbia St. Strongest Topcoat House in the State that lucky woman? Crsantote Hous efurnshers. | SECOND AVENUS, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREBR 23.98-—Worth $5.00. $8.89 Worth $:1.50. Fine Double Twist Tan Cov Tan Covert Jackets, semi form fitting, fly fitted ; and f front, neatly braided ert full self strap trim med and satin lined $6.00— Worth $8.00. Double Twist. Tan Covert Jackets, fitted back and fl front ; strictly t red and full $8.89——Worth $12.50. Fine Black Br fcloth t elf strapped 3 1 sift $11.00—Worth $16.50. Waterfront Lots on 3S Lake J $9.50—Worth $14 00 $3.95 the Sale Price on $6.50 Trunks hat are g la the day they receive heir f h t } at the factory 1 nl all t re est i. 1h t ‘ 1 | 1 : eral, Baliding wil aphited be. COMMUNITY BOAT HOUSE. ie eae ; lee COMMUNITY BATHING t ¢ traveler t lar n Fx THE BEACH | THE BOAT HOUSE | THE BATH HOUSE PRIVATE WH RI < posit to A ‘ Ther hari to co nl fies ag grad sc gpg a from so to 100 feet wide, of fine | Will be the use and accomn Will be an easily accessible loca- | we of ais g—bot I i Hand Bag € t for water sport f all n th acldlit pla 1a ' oth nmodatic being a ' Washington $6.50 GUIT CAGES FOR THIS | $10.00 TRUNKS FOR THIS $6.00 TRUNKS FOR THIS : GREAT SALE $4.45 GREAT SALE 96.95 GREAT SALE $3.95 84.45-—Fer finch 14 éinch Trunk, | 3.95—For }inch Steamer H homed ers, Monitor lock and eatehe ' . chee with’? “ n bottom w ih tre ver t br he inch at $6.9 handy t for ahe trips or 4 is 26 inch at $4.4 j teamer travel; 304neh, $3.96 q | a $1250 TRUNKS FOR THIS . it ‘ | $7.00 TRUNKS FOR THIS Hi $11.60 SUIT CASES FOR THIS | GREAT SALE $9.95 GREAT SALE $4.95 7 GREAT SALE $7.95 k , k. t #4.95—! ‘ R7I.M5—For $11.50 Cowhide ther strap Covered Trunk, be rete VY nnd “catches, ieather™ined, | Cano lek, ine tied fed | wide from biadlgs fd AN ADDITION WITH’ CHARACTERS with shirt fold 24-inch at with t and hat box, a ex tray and hat box joch at $7.95 tray; 36-inch at $9.9 $4.05 pai THE PRICES OF ALL LOTS IN THIS ADDITION HAVE BEEN PLACED ON When you go out to look ov p ecial notice i! . THE MARKET AT PRICES THAT ARE 75 TO 100 PER CENT LESS THAN 18 lot alued at $1,000 to $1,50 I e1 1, but hawe ais 1 ’ a) 9, . ‘ ; A 2 - ‘ 1 in t a l e of W omen Children Ss $10 Coats, BEING ASKED FOR LOTS SIMILARLY LOCATED. THESE LOW PRICES WILL acivant t ’ € all ba . ; iment f Pi 1 the | Others oe ¥ : i Sizes 6 to 14 Years, at NOT LAST LONG, HOWEVER. THEY WILL BE RAISED FROM TIME TO TIME leer ac EB ; naerwear DURING THE WORK OF IMPROVEMENT, WITHOUT NOTICE. IN NINETY ich to. 1e% Ps a DAYS, OR LESS, EVERY LOT WILL BE WORTH AT LEAST 50 PER CENT MORE per n whig : 4 ve . b F-4 ya: ‘ : THAN THE PRICE PLACED UPON IT AT THE OPENING OF THIS ADDITION ba . »¢ ar . ra > > Regular #1 White Silk Piaited t wet ANY COMPARISON YOU MAY GARE TO MAKE WILL PROVE THIS TO YOU ( ve all, took at sf Vests, Tomorrow, at 63c i a a a aa BEYOND ALL DOUBT oauieta Spring weight—but the price is not spring which we are not going to carry o if you ee price " hem f he « of materi nin an . * j Phe , f plaited featnes | sofa Be i MITCHELL PHILLIPS, Manager ‘ . ‘ ‘ . DANIEL JONBS and * aoe | 7 : Take ANY Car and Transfer to Rainier Heights F. L. FEHREN, Agent® ‘ are 1 f n xt Office on Tract, 34th Avenue and ‘ or t nd wn to-date eate McClellan Street | O 20 M i . Office Cherry Streets The ‘ : #10 Coat t i 14 > S re : ne nly 20 Minute rom Pioneer Squa ehance—Ind. Gos: Manan Phone—Independent 8944 * 2 Ft) ac