The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY APRIL 1 07. | THE JE THEATERS Amateure Please. The Bean Drar schoo! last night gave an entertain } ment of & most pleasing natur amateure taking part in it proving thelr worth, both in 4 musical and |a dramatic way FIVE CITIES” DESTROYED Owing to the bad telegraph condi reports ae to the total sum of Hves lost the official of the) government can give out few addl > tional detalles except that the five cities have been destroyed fe and Operatic jenefit at Grand. engagement jopera house tonight ville benefit entertainment will be t given tomorrow night A ble hry (Scripps Telegraph Service.) MEXICO CIry elties are known to have ed out of existence earthquakes pancingo, Ayut! and Omeyepec have been dostroyed are that many lives h At Tixtla M4 were building when (he Reports from the cogst fo many places the eunken per the leve! of the STAKE 10 Tl UP PAL ROADS, (Star “Special Service.) VANCOUVER, B. ‘The strike at the Fernie and Crow's Nest coal mines will have a serious effect on all western railroads cific has coe! on hand for only a few weeks at the most aad in a few days all freight traing must be cancelled unless the strike ELECTIONS | IN YUKON ce orc 2 » He sald his trip wes 17.—Sipe jon private business. and had noth ing to do with the controversy with | | the president. PLEADS FOR HER SON. © Grand other bandit comes to th with comedy and heart interest Shocks continue at intervals of a | play being finely written as the walls collapsed fu-| Bight, exchanged hands, Bothiimd salento for the North ( always follow these | adapted disturbances | “ At the Seattle. “A Stranger b ‘ musical comedy kind that pleases the average the which will not alter result Thos, Kearney irae Gitelapie, by a plurality of 37 p Horse district elected by acclamation. FRISCO CEL ESENTES AN FRANCISCO, » first anniversary of ernized. » terrible earthquake which laid low, Irish comedians, come to the Be es: next week “Fra Diavolo” will be seen and) Girefle-Girefia,” will be presented comle opera for the time being, | Last night a charity fete} was held commemorating the ann! At the Lois. “An American Citizen” ing a crowds at The | agor of the Cadillac cafe. Ho was} te municipal holiday and a notable din | mer will be given'in the evening by the Merchants j exercises: will be held. HARRIMAN LEAVE WASHINGTON CITY, company, find the Nat Goodwis com edy 4 splendid vehicle in which tO] Cosgrove when the case was called | Picture Thaw Caee. representing Thaw case, from the me Evelyn [first met White anti! the imaginary | acquittal at the end, to be a sensation at the Star thea, The cycling act, “A Walking Dele DAWSON, Y. T.. ela) elections Yukon council resulted as follows yesterday for FOR NEW CounTY ROAD. independent plurality of 11 over Frank Lowe, to- @ependent; Albert Lobiey, independ. | ent labor, ts a close third; Miller & perden from the govern and Glacier districts to be heard *" tm three days may siter re re |fon at Reno, Nev., The county commlaatoners are In| to his dwelling to get the fusur jcetving many communications Mra. John Leonard is plead who is serving a 20-year sen- tence in the Walla Walla peniten- | through King county to ite eastern The letters prove that the Mre. | boarder Lee onard haw traveled thousands of | route by way of the Lake Washing North Dawson district, Dr. J. 0. . Lachappetie, indesendest, ON THE FRONT will ei TO GO; pla, who quit some weeks ago be O US | cause they Ww refused overtie have obtained redress at the hands} The new moat " juapeetion ordin of the owners, the Northwestern | ance will probably be put ip force | eumship company Suspended » firet part of next week if the | yment amounting to $45 haw b ith officer oa make all the id them, The Olympia will necessary arrangements, It will er earry four officers. require the naming of a temporary (Seripps Telegraph Service.) Not being able to get a crew at] !pspector, a» John Holl, the assist 8T. PAUL, April 17.—The depdtiifzrays Harbor for the trip to San] @nt Inspector is now in Burope poar of the Northern Pacific Be anciseo, Captain Dedrick sailed Under the new law every animal # Co. was hold up last night byd fs barkentine Kohala, with 1,000,-| Killed for this market will have to dits called one of the two clerks outa econd mates, Fortunately fair c LL CAR SHORTAGE Tho safe was opened!” yrank Waterhouse & Co, have | o men and @ package containt fect of lumber on board, with| Pas* the inspection of the city of 6,000 was stolen. One of the bat fhe asatetance ovly of his first and | Moers and the other clerk was them weather favored him and he reach onfronted with @ gun, held by afd pa port without mishap. land the package of money, whictJk@anered the British steamers AN ACT OF GOD was to be shipped to Duluth lame fiymertc, Invertc, Hyndford, A test demurrage case is to be Wonoerle to carry coal from Nanal-|inetituted by the owners of the Jone! mo to Unalaska French bark Bidart for $9,000 % Bes employe Steamer St. Paul, owned by the | against Balfour, Guthrie & Co, The thern Pacific Expres com-lworhwestern Steanwhip Co, hee} ship owners claim that the dela One, wee ROTERNES Bier EMeRtEnt Ti ogy 4 by W. A. Clark, of {tn loading @ cargo of grain. at Ta nb or of knowing the clr | Nome, and will carry lumber from|ecoma cost them that amount, and | “tonabeastie rt cheek : Clerk lhe Puget Bound Mills & Lumber|the defendants claim exoneration ooten ef tt sik tae a, to Nome under the clause in the charter, “an ss — of SAM SS ees pow of God. an the afortage of grain hold-ups are still at large fade and the British ste #T. PAUL, Mion, April 17 ma sponsible for the . April 17.-One | METAL TRADES ASSOCIATION company of the state militia hae « IGNORE THE MACHINISTS. rived here to protect T. T. Tissue. a white man, from lynchiag Tis | The Metal Trades association to aue shot and attempted to kill his | day retw “l to give audience to the Gecgreve Cone | Dropped wife, While she was unconscious | Machinists’ union executive com Judge KR. BR. George has dinmisaed | he left her side and wtarted a re | mitten thereby ignoring them. |the case against E Congrove, man-| port that a colored man had at The major part of the striking pied his wife's life. machinieta have bec« dincourag charged with selling liquor without A negro was caught and we 1. ut few of the 89 who went a license, No one appeared against | about to be lynched when Mrs. Tie jout at first have returned to th lsue regained consciousness he) old jobs even though thelr demands Tuesday afternoon. told her stosy, then ba lyneh-| ¥ granted in some Instances ® wanted at the hue have secured jc No Relatives of Dead Man. [hand to ste sp he Be me jobs | Excitement ran so high that the) militia was sent for and is we | elaow here As yot no relative of Niele Lang-| land, who was mangled by a switeh | train yesterday morning, has ap | PLANS ARE CHANGED. | guarding the man. Mayor Moore said today that the | peared at the morgue, and it te pot | ATTEMPTS MURDER. tirst plane for enesvating the Union yet Knows what will be done with ~— *acific tunnel under the Municipal the bedy (Seripps Telegraph Services.) ing by holating dirt through Saye He Burned Home. + MONTGOMERY, Ala. April 17—/@ shaft had been changed after a| Belle Church, in her complaint | Nearly every citizen in Shelby | consultation with the engineers, be for divorce from D. G. Church, ac | County is chaning hot after a negro|cause it was feared that to take cuses hiro of having committed ar | Who tried to murder A. A Logan, | the dirt out through a shaft might by settin fire | near Columbia, by shooting. Logan | result in flooding the tunnel with at the time had bis little baby inj water from the billvide springs d injury, Lo ajance. The wife says she was hie arma but It ese foreed to aseist In the deed. jenn will die Posees are out in all) Phonograph Stolen. Rn mate Missing, —— and the county is being eae Pe a P t Fred Halvorsen reparts to the po-| ae lune Warne betel at Sith av. ane Nee that his room-mate, Robert Gun-| PREPARING FOR REGRADE. | Chris et. Monday night. Bome Happy Valley and Pall City is the dorson, has been missing since Sun- | _ lof the boarders freely expressed son trom prison. Joseph Andrew Clarke, labor can @idate, by a plurality of Klondike district, reelected by a majority of 53 over) John McGrath, with Duncan to hear’ most popular 10 pair Richardson Roller Skates 14 ineh aluminum wheels, | arrived at A 8 1111/9250 and $3.50 “PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. “SEATTLE WILL BE ANOTHER NEW WHITE GOODS Are Paramount This Season For Women’s and Misses’ Summer Garb toward White but our buyers foresaw the conditions, and we have a practically The eyes of all the fashion world are turned demand been so heavy unlimited supply of beautiful fabrics to please the most fastidious and at prices Here are some of the offerings purse of everybody. White Pique, 15¢. 28 inches wide, in a nice White Dotted Swiss, 15¢. White Dotted Swiss, in a mice sheer quality sorted sized dots geet: great favorite for the summer 28 inches wide, White Dress Pique mediom welt in a good, Checked Nainsodk, 15¢. White Linenette, 15¢. The best substitute for linen on the market double width white Linenette; for summer outing gown. drdeses comes in neat, 30 inches wide goods line for etiidres dainty checks, nothing nicer Persian Lawn, White Persian Lawn, this has a few slight imper otherwise perfect White Waisting, 15¢. in a large variety 28 inches wide; A fine sheer White Waisting, of dainty stripes and checks lar price was makes an inexpensive and serviceable dress. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. “SEATTLE WILL BE ANOTHER NEW YORK $50,000 Worth of Beautiful China and Housewares at Half Of course you know about our HALF-PRICE CHINA AND HOUSE- FURNISHING Everybody's talking about the wonderful values. GOODS STORE for the sale and an inspiration to our com the reason thereof announced the opening of a BASEMENT an innovation to the Seattle leaser-priced met It has prove shopping public temporaries Bo successful, TLE that we have found it necessary to give It more space at once renew the HALF-PRICE CHINA SALE with all the vigor and enthusiasm which is characteristic of this TO BE OPENED IN SEAT , beginning tomorrow, we shall Indeed, has been the FIRST BARGAIN BASEMENT balanced organization. $60,000 worth of Fine China and House Furnishings must be sold before May TOMORROW will get the goods. Don’t you want won't you want $1.50 DISH PANS, G9¢. Enameled Steel | $1.00 LAMPS, Fancy China Ol] Lamps pink and green decoration CUT GLASS TUMBLERS, 20c DINNER PLATES, ge, 500 dozen Decorated Sem! Porcelain Dinner match cups and saucer 18e SOUP PLATES, Se, 2c SAUCEPANS, Sem\-Porcelain Soup to choose from 25c COFFEE CUPS AND SAUC 10c PIE PANS, Se, WINE GLASSES, lozen Claret Glas 2c WINE GLASSES 1()¢, Odds and end $1.00 TEA KETTLES, ; Semi-Porcelain Coffee No. § Tea Kett) 30c PUDDING DISHES. 50c GLASS NAPPIES, 1Sc BREAKFAST PLATES. lain Breakfast 70¢ GLASS NAPPIES, 10c COMB CASES, 5 BREAKFAST PLATES, discern ntl BOWLS, day The Seattlo Lighting Co. is © | their sympathy for the thief New Dock Accepted. waxed io removing Its large 16-inch | ae taaine from Fourth ay. and from} Conti The county commissioners you ealer way above Third av, pre-| Case Continued. terday aceepted the new dock j paratory to the big rear | The case agninst EK. 8. 1 built for the county @t Medina, on | "7.6 ‘connections have been made | hario and wife, accused of selling | the east aide of Lake Washtagt with the new main that was laid | jiquor (legal terday oc opposite Lesehi Park in tated tv haar ais tivw gral’ thins nae ce Teme OF Protest Against Cut. ne. The North Seattle Improvement} THREW MONEY TO BIRDS. club passed resolutions at ite meet y 2 ing last night protesting against the ‘ebn MAY DAY plated by the proposed Ordinate scene fa the arent at for the laying out of Magnolia Way [itn rg Riegel Pg Pas “4 ~—— begs Bag phe A ize” 58 oe an inmate of the h ’ t I Diinats, returned to Seattle 1altiinrown ee ay ane erred re jus n night after a trip to Kestern Wash kee & St. Paul road. Large Class at Varsity. The graduating class of the state university this year will be the largest in the history of the instt to stay, Judge Bnell’s /f snappy, stylish Pearl Telescope on in the case of Mra Walker Soft Hats in the famous : oe 0 Meningie ie ‘acoma woman to whom the James Beattie, the S year-old sdp of Examiners refused ¢ gent da ote" | ~BARGAR James A. Moore, died yesterday of fihat, = T Setl thie tar te spinal meningitis quiring a ational $3 HATS fermini 1 t or leminine facial artist to a reporter TMEV'RE BEAUTIES. big cut at Second ay. North and | 5"* taken to police headquarters py ington, during which be closed @ STAY tution, the number of seniors being Many Clerke Join. “Customers like us, id the pretty today, “and they would rather be Conway. an Alaska =m Denny Way, which f# conten} [Patrotman Carr, who found the map | number of contracts for construe barbers as an inatitution Bome more of thore sow 166 as against 180 inet year At a meeting of the Retail Clerks’ association, local No. 6, in the La bor Temple last night, 60 new mem-[shaved by us than by men bar eae toca. Cale Pe bers were added to the roll, The|bers, for we have a gentler touch. | BARGAR §3 STIFF HATS organization now bas 400 members. | That ts the reason far the male bar are the handsymest {a town Bids for Prison Wing. bers’ opposition to us.” United States Marshal C. B. Hop » ~ ’ kine yesterday opened bids for cOm-| it Methodint Welerotes chonn structing the new wing of the fed-li Brookivn ay. and East Portioth Lillagar & Barkman Exclusive Hatters. 1310 Gecond Avenue. eral ten t MeNeill Island. | ,. is dudinated - reeive forms put im bids tor the wien i “per z pe aero ak Chin Lem Appeals. Chin Lem, ordered deported by United States Commissioner Keifer, has appealed to the United State's cirealt court and had bis ball fixed at $1,000, pemding a hearing FORCED Paye Bill and Goes Free. Clarence Palk, arrested on the char with jumping hie board bill, nterd paid W. 8. Perkine. imi eo a : ot ihe Chub’ sectaurant, the §7 dus L Pi remaining stock of high grade and was discharged ine Balin _ : ‘ adies’ Suits, Coats, Waists, Petticoats Dog Catcher Chosen. ” toy > « Sy coats He ogg, who for many ye : r P natitary Groas, who for many voarsll arid Negligee will be given away almost ed canines of Beattie, has been re to close out quickly soon begin his rounds. . Or. Martin to Lecture A series of Inet on evolutio oO S Alfred W. Martin, pastor of the Firat Free church, on four Bund A eth of © Associated Ste this afternoon at which candidates will be nominated for “Wave” ed hes prin: ctneenswanilf ,, Wo,muust vacate by May ist and will sell ou : b stock ARD S OF COST. Come Early. Don't Delay. B. GERBER, 1410 2d Av. An Opportunity of a Lifetime to Save on Ladies’ Weat material Perse steamer Umatilla at Port Townsend, appointed city dog catcher and will Student Norntnations. No Reservations ntatives for the board of con Fruit Men to Meet ing of the directors of the | Federation of Washington Fruit |Growers will be beld tomorrow in yma at which a manager will be lelected. His work will be to wat |the market and distribute the br ments of growers Dr, Gowen Speaks, ' Rev. HL H. Gowen, rector Of FREDERICK & NELSON, te Furnish the > Homi bel THIS $4.00 FOLDING G0 “Under One Root—Evervth | Tomorrow $2.65 { AK i iy with green enam cter and fitted: three-eighth-inch rubber tires lar price $4.00 Specials From Drapery action 8:30 to 12 Tomorrow Oriental Striped Couch Cov on Sale After lock Noon WHITE COTTON BLANKETS, $1.65 These eleven-quarter White with pink or blue makes them soft and fleecy in the home or t special tomorrow st biol thing for s camp with you, = price $2.35; CHINESE AND JAPANESE MATTING FOR special torr Regular 25« Regular 35 grade ODDS AND ENDS AT HALF-PRICE, TOC! Fancy China Cups and Saucers Monk Steins , Salad Bowls, etc Cups and Saucers, All sales of these specials are for cash and The right is reserved at all our earliest convenience quantity of any spectal that shall nor telephone orders for the: “No ldvenes in in Waist Pra videries and laces have ed and Jabor is scarce, waist prices ause we bought carly i r some time tities to carry well re “It seems that the highest details been reached calm pervades of perfection and that a sort of Lingerie Waists at quantities at You will find nts, not alone in the and lingerie styles, but alsoim silk and fine net Waists for dit all of which are pra a way sure to appeal | be glad to are next im the have the pleasure of ie pretty Waists, sh to purchase orf See the New Corsets and Gloves. See the New Muslin Underwear. See the New Belts and Novelties. See the Children’s Hats and Coats, See the Infants’ Dresses, Robes, @ FREDERICK & N Trinity Episcopal church, gave an interesting address to the Youmg Men's club of St. Mark's Tuesday NOTICE! T » - "CR |night on “The Wanderings of cba o re en NOTICE! | Buddhist Monk We aro still selling those fine | Our Big 4, full qt 81.00 | California Wines and the good Fine Old Holland Gin, full at © black enameled hand old Whiskies at the following . ing saw, with 12 extra blades low prices a : S100 At Spinnings, 1210 Second av Hunter's Baltimore Rye, full at x " . ae ‘ Port Anes lica d “ uacate elsiiug ines, 4 Guckenbeimer Rye, full desta gation for 656 juckenbelmer Rye, full q je 10@ refund for bottle oditty | KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO, | 22%,, No 1123 Firet ave., corner Seneca ~~ Te Bar Matin 1184; Ind. 1384 ba a. and Brush Cases 20¢ BREAD PANS, 1()¢. GLASS PICKLE DISHES, COFFEE CUPS AND & 25c BATH SEATS. 16e FOOTED JELLIES, Se, Cat-Giass Jet 20¢ PUDDING PANS, 10¢. ¢ BREAKFAST PLATES, GLASS TUMBLERS, 4 ; : WASH BASINS 106. $1.20 HAVILAND CHINA NO SAUCERS, $23.45 DINNER SETS, #11, 20¢ CUPS AND ¢ FOR THE ATHLETIC WOMAN there is nothing so strengthening and refreshing as a bottle of Roo beer After atrenuous exercise it will brace and fnvigorate you as nothing else can. It surely is the drink hot cheers but not in ebriates, unless taken to excess One or two bottles of pure bec uch as we bottle is the best ing tonic you can take. PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND BOT TLING COMPANY. Phone 927. Incorporated Second Ave., Madison St. to Spring Sh KEEP IN wore J | Union Bakery ALTERATION AND RESTAURANT 211 PIKE ST- 2i7 at Woodhouse GO AND SEE OXBOW!) ADDITION TODAY