The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1907, Page 7

ty AVOID Se pahaeney stow Meat the county officers af arta de ge wuprens pe amet county rr net apps Bip get around (! Lined ond ted, wilt be thelr duties granton and the fruit the only ones affect Date Mr Mackintom Warden can be appoint s must bel ruling and | | IE DECISION | AS BRIDE ENTERS SMART SET CONE Ss CTE that | be em vunty | Mr @ county official any talk of a & of the legislature taw cov in question is ridie~ April 19 ef in the United States cir 40,000 acres of tim county which cost B1G0 00 the action or timber involved tf) fica, cary noo, ~ cancelation : gun is the resatt! fawestigations by agents. ———————— —_—— Telegraph Service.) Apel 19.—Thow A BR Todd and Pred end cattle mee thie morning | them with at- ‘They will argue « trial June 1. Youhioks. 25, and 29, both of Beattie. amet M, both of Beattic. : registered today a4 . rom 1s f. Oct. 10, 02, to five tape. OF SUM 18 RAISED. Covington, auperintend Washingt lon «Children's [, Kime rated $14,000 to Recemary tn meet Pt MF. Jones, who has ‘Bive land near the uni- the sorte batld iting not less than 325 Market Se lb. Boiling Beet, NS Pike St, oppos! the 81.050 tomer on Fit ‘Smth, only one block $500 cash, balance OLE HANSON, York Block. CORNER. RO « 103, Close to University Below Market Prise. NS’ TRUSTEE COM PANY, Way, Ploneer Square GREEN LAKE BLOCK tire nicely _lo- $05 and $16 , DENNY & EWING, Inc ike Buliding block cash the atatun| —A suit wy by the govern; MISS the Barber Lumber) gt aside over 200 pat-| Prawd | stage js BOSTON, April A. Henry member of one of court tomorrow. overruled. teneed for assanit was convicted. effect. Sunday the United States butiding at Marion. JEAN CALOUCC!, WHOSE ROMANCE LINKS BOSTON 400 — former commedore of Other | Manchester Yacht club amd now) country estate at y the cour | master of heundaof Middlesex hunt.) Higginsen’s for to be the bridegroom. Mise Jean Cal@ucet, 22 years old now the wife of Sterling Burgess, the | jand of italian and French decent, MAY SENTENCE 2-22 CONSTANTINE The motion for a new trial for “ tee enverneent| wuttams Constantine witl be heard by Judge Morris of if the motion ts Constantine will be man} © weapon, the crime for which he} #t.. STRIKERS RETURN. (Star Spectel Service.) DOUGLAS, Alaska, April 19. Saree strike at Treadwell has been union would not be that no Mack lat would be put into) ¥'th & rainproof cast of hie inst The mea return to work GOT LOTS OF BREAD. Passengers an the early morning paper car oo the Seattle, Renton & Southern tne yesterday picked up all the bread they could carry A bakery wagon, loaded to its ce pacity with warm bread, was mak: ing for the subarbe when the back Mrs. ‘Mesnab T. Spoiler, whole! tary of tho-army.and ary dei wing her husband, James M. Ep) ment of the ¥. M. C. A. In the per, for divoree, today filed a coum) ter affidavit to her Roshand's affi-| davit that the parties had already) achusetts He says that ¥. M. C. been divereed tn California. She 4 work ix remarkably strong alleges that the proceedings of the former «nt? was defective, and that) had deciared that clase of divores .| void. She claims a share in the Epler Buy a tideland lot sow, and be av. south, between happy the rest of your THE. saad BF AR—¥RIDA APRIL 19, trict of the United pies Shoal ow bay, a WR : river Six eases of smallpox were @ &: covered on the Empress of erday Victoria ed to proceed, William Starktauf, a ele vingteader of the defeat of iu prepaid wager Jobany Doyle nie WITH TH E STAG ae. Society » ie and vivacious, will be the bride. company They will be married probably in part of April, Their the home wili be at Higgineon’s fine South Lineain, wife obtained a diveree two years ago, and b rtoh, the oldest fam-| the latter acts beleng 0 the Fisheries company well known aa a yacht designer RASTERN ( ALG GAMES. PrTTsAURa, ~ Apert 19.—The — = postpened today on ao NEW YORK, April 19.-—The game was postponed on account of rati merican League. Chicago 3, St. Lats 0. Philadel phia—No game ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. olf aon. the superior Hansen, of the Scandinavian educate house, on Terrace av. and Third thinks Seotty O'Mally, who re cently served a term on the chain gang, stole hia 30-90 Savage rifle from bie room iat night, and O”’Mally has been arrested on suspt clon. the boy wt with a deadly tf the onder father will not obey. wit carry the RAINCOAT STOLEN Richard Lanyon, of 2296% First av. reports that « thief got ay night He wishes find tt fer bt HUSBAND was Nor P THERE. the police & lighthouse service ly to be provided with three anw lightahips and three new t The lghtshipa will be placed et Partridge Potut, and at the mouth of the Columbia who, remarked an of the ship this morning. he had been going rather freely on shore, and got motancholy over his ao took the long @ Jodee Preter distufect John Doyle, fireman on board the steamer Yukatan, jumped over board and was lost on that vessel's lost trip to Alaske The bark Guy C. Goss left today for the northern fisheries, and the bussing over another romance that | She was formerly a member af the pe Olympia will leave to links the smart local set with the) Punteana neem. row for the sume place. The ver Northwestern The proposition for a new fant for the boathouse behind the har bor master's offiee te new before the board of public works, and bide will shortly be soltctied will invetvo an outiay of WILL TEST LAW Tho constitutionniity of the com- pulnory school attendance Maw wilt probably soon be tested by Winchell, of Duniap, whose l2~yoer- Manning, wae brought be- fore Judge Frater today for truancy Winchell claims the right to home Frater erdered him sant te school, and threatens te send bim to the Parental school om Mercer tstend to dieregended. The ‘The w nw Ju aod says came to the supreme carries dears. Japan in quarantine at The steamer was allow: | after without changing the crew of the cases were Orientals. An attempt on the part of a band | of Orientals to: break away f the fishing bark Guy C. Goss, a to depart for Alaska, was frustrated by the coolness of Night Watehma althoug lnid low by « blow on the head front’) ) Managed to fire shots from his revolver and so attracted fout city patrotmen, who arrested the deserters “Tl gucee ia abort Ftv Heveral Methodint| served out of doors by the coeds. Meade attended = the jor bis two children, Lee, however,| lunch, and made a brief talk, He j hee premined to do whet be can for) wil lead the dance In the gymna bie children in the tuture ree tonight ork about EO VIVACIOUS FANTANA PLAY GIRL [OW THE FRONT PLOT TO KILL + WEWARK, N. J, J 9.—urnte- | iat Agri? 1 at It im said certain Pennsylvania od States secret service men 4re| miners are involved with headquar \nvestiqating the story of an abl tery at Haxleton PREACHER {S.. oo t jed Campus Day toda spending i C. Les ones a prominent | the day cleaning up the big varsity Predvher who Wig arrested for| grounds, cutting woodland paths, haw been releosed | Planting trees, ete lanech wae The} omnvena. the seheme saved the) Eeent comets / Northwestern Fishertes Co. $1,500) pinistore have offered to take care | Governor WILL INVITE ELKS At leat night's session of Heattle Joday voted to invite the grand couneil of The invitation will be formally pre aetied to the grand compel! at its meeting In Philadelphia in July JOHN PLUN eT “Gives HEM. + o SELF uP To ANSWER or BEATING Julius 4. PEACE IS WASHINGTON, Apet! 19 tative peace agreement for Central Any den ident Figuera of Safvador, ¥ the wide bet 1901. WHY DID SOCIETY MAN DRAPER MARY NOT THI6 ONET ROOSEVELT (Scripps Telegraph Bervice.) ‘towed anare biatfe @ Roosevelt! THIS ONE, BUT plot to asissin FOUND NOT GUILTY. Cummings, charged with leriving his auto faster than ia ab llowed by the speed limit, was | oan not guilty this morning i CAMPUS DAY AT UNIVERSITY The university students celebrat S RELEASED AOW AT HOTEL WASHINGTON No. #2, B P.O. B, it war Elks to meet in Seattle in 190% SCHENCK, WHO DUNNED HIM FOR $6 DEBT. John local man, gave himself wp to the palies this afternoon and deposited $50 bait ASSURED (Scripps Ti Plunket, a insurance Bervice.) A ten fo answer « chi QUEENIE SANFORD, ALICE MARGERY RAY, battery ae has been reached by Prent Jujlus J. Schenck, he The Actress High Kicker Whom| The Church Girl Whom Draper telnya of Nicaragua and Pree} se company, te the} Yeung Bristow Draper Married. Broke With Before He Married now. ia Queenie Sanford. omplaining witness He clatme seonkm at Amaipa. Minister Cores | nat he went to the Washington | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service) BRISTOW DRAPER. of Niearagwa senda this informattom | Annex yesterday to present Plun- BOSTON, April 19.-—Sectety an ket with a bill for 256. which he} @@@@ht ft» breath after its tong-| Draper, ex-minister to Italy, and ie better had megierted to pay drawn gasp over B. H. Bristow! alee head of the great Draper com~ Margery Ray, the Franklin, Mans. Bristow expected in time to be bin bandaged and bruised fnoe bear out his words, Plunket knocked hin down and beet him up badly. The atfray oceurred tm the hotel lobby heiress, and hie quick marriage in New York to ene Queenie Sanford. who can kick « littl higher than the rest of the girls in the "Rich hin father’s successor as the man- ufscturing king of New England. been necessary had it not been that He was educated for the place. TACOMA ‘ | Mr. Heggenheimer” cast Bince he quit taking educationo he Ietor Mann, seound officer on} y GI Society in busy trying to find if] hax been known as one of the gay Dited Mintes cobleshtp burn - Queenie bas « pedigree, In hestile} youngn men about town, wae arrested thie morning by nective Burne Me in wanted in Miss Ruy is worth about $2,000,+ 900 tn her own right. She is an are Circles they say some queer things on that point. THE RAISE ee wars eae complaint af a Her husband, whe is not quite} dent Congregationalint. out) Mann is weil connected In Seattle Gt, ts the con of Licut. Gov. Dengus,) : Sas Bey te Si, Guasais rena hetne.@ CEMhet-ty.9-wel-kaqun | SNPOING MEN RESAND OE] 7°? © & Seether of Gen, Yi iae how Phe & ana captain, and having other rela-| MAND OF LONGSHOREMEN tives in the city. Om the Hurn-| pom ADVANCE AS EQUITA- SHOT OVER = a was known a6 an efficient BL ART AT LEAST with mt BE ALLOWED. A CIGAR TO BUY LAND. John Fenton, a iton, a Teyearold boy of 160 Roy st. has been missing from his home since Apri! 15 and Shipping men are inclined to look parks ona boulevards COW | mworably upon the demand of the Private Patrotman Richard Hor- After = If<ntilc’ chase Depat: of the city compet! this afters | iongaboremen for wage increnses, or his Mra. Laie Lepinahay, of Mateon’s| Sherif? Ven Muth, of Maple ¥ . Ome purchase : beginning May 1. They believe the/ton, of the Runcroft service, hae nn posente Ts ee Canal, is in the charge af the police | 1, yewterday captwed = FY acres 6 7 sunning = demand onty mokes local wages | bee pended pending an investi-/ a. 5 feet tall, of medium complex: matron. Ghe came in on « train | Petera wanted for the alleged theft Deney laine bake park fof! equal to thome paid in Portinnd and | gation. After an altercation with 4) ion red hair and blue eyes. last night, expecting to find her/of = valiee and contents worth vard pa poses Prisea, At least pert of the de-| mam over a cigar yesterday it I the wie basband at the depot. Her better | 84%. Peters was taken before Juder r. mang will probably be granted. alleged (hat Horton began shooting} L. D Lewis was arrested iat half failed to show up and today| Gordon toduy and hound over tof er BOUND OVER. The men ask for 50 cents an hour|off his pistel. The man whom he! night for violating the speed law the woman is weeping bittorty | the superior court for trial ’ and 78 cents for overtime for coant- jwee taking pot #hets at toek to his! regulating automebiles. Policeman while she awaits her bustesd's| rasa LMiatice of the Pence Gordon 10| wine vemela ef general cargo, ox-|harls. Inspector of Police Willard | Waloott made the arrest coming McArthur over! cepting lumber cargose where don-jhax axked the princtpal of the pri- ~ etait NON UNION — are played, when 66) vate agency to # end Horten| ‘The Seattle postoffice and eee LipPt money under false pretenses, Mo! cents and 90 cents for overtime will] while an investigation is made. It| stations are underguin & \soress a Sa negue one. ‘arther in charged with passiag a)}rule Powder wheat, cement,|is charged that Horton was under} inspection by Postoffic: Inspeetars the influence of Liquor when hewived|C, J. Backus. A_ | tA Arthar Redman, general sere ippines, hes jast arrived ie Seattle en route to his old home In Mase in the | thie morning. but supreme enurt! WOULD wove TRACKS. molters. The Seattle Miectric Co. has not Second, nest fied the Rainier Heights Improve- | ment clab jt in willing to te move its tracks from Twenty-third Jackson and | F. Machita, a iife R.| Dearborn sta. °* on Twenty-fourth av. south. What Your $5.00 Will Do At THE NOVELTY TOMORROW 1207 Second Avenue $5.00 will take your choice of several hundred Ladies’ Suits, Waists, Skirts, Cloaks and Petticoats. Pick Out What You Want For $5 GREAT $5 SALE Come Early and Get First Selection This will be the most stupendou Ladies’ Wear ever held in Seattle. If Don’t Walt Don’t Forget sate of of one-day price you are to be one the lucky ones, COME EARLY, NO OLD, OUT-OF-STYLE OR SHOP-WORN GOODS. EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE MANY ARTICLES WORTH UP TO $15.00, ALL GO AT $5.00 TOMORROW ONLY, Novelty Cloak & Suit Co. 1207 Second Ave. AND GREAT $5 SALE - MEN HIRED Carrying out woman to conduct an epen shop at the Moran plant, swreral additions! non-untuti motd- “ were hired end pet no mere union men have joined the striging iron The stethers wit! pat for an eight-hour dey ASSAULT i8 CHARGED. to a Jap, is cocuping coll im the city prison, charged if the city counct}} with assault and battery. The er Cooper Willis, 473 Colman iidg! will grant ft a franchise to lay them| rest was made by Polteeman Beli, Preston. Crandan and Resuey. m=<prp>b oZzoomoN "ONR— work atand weoheck for town saloonkeeper 6 upon a George’ nitre, ballast and discharging vos) the THE FAI || Special for Tomorrow Saturday, April20 Store Open Until 10 o’Clock Owing to the fact that the interior of our store will b ¢ entirely remodeled within t to sacrifice $2000 worth of good merchandise at cost GOOD CLOTHING AT HALF PRICE 86 cents an hour shots Paisley and C, B. Welter, Z. A. MAFRIGE & COMPANY Second Ave. Bet. Pike and Pine he next 30 days, we are obliged or at less than cost. Sale begins Saturday morning at 8 230. do Suitidat’ Jéss than manufacturers’ cost. Suits fo r Men, Young Men, Boys and ( hildren. Not a Suit reserved, Take your pick at just half. Also 1,500 pairs of Pants for Men, Youths and Boys at exactly half our regular low prices; ae = Z —— j UNDERWEAR HALF PRICE MEN’S HOSE REDUCED. e 300 Dos. Mer Cotton % Hose, light medium and heavy weight 260 pleces of Men's Underwear go at just Half Price. SUghtly | 1 fast black, natural gray, camel's hair and fancy mixtures; ou sotied and mussed, but soap aad water will make them as good 8 || regular prices 8c, 9c and 20; tomorrow, 2 pairs for a quarter véw. This ix a big snap. = =e a TRIMMED HATS AT HALF $3.00 SKIRTS AT S8e. 195 Nobby Trimmed Hats, in newest spring styles, large assort || ment of shapes and colors, for tomorrew only, take your choice of 7% Good Walking Skirts, well made of good material, all goed | the tot at Just Half Price colora; regular prices $2, $2.60, $3 and $9.50; tomorrow, as long as —" they lost, choice Pe euch FLOWERS HALF PRICE. ca 1,200 Plowers, all new this spring, in a great variety of colors You can find almost anything you want in this lot, and you only LACES HALF PRICE pay Half Price. 10,000 Yarde of Laces in a mammoth assortment of styles, tn BELTS AT HALF PRICE ae white, cream, ivory, ete. from one inch to 6 inches wide. Edgings ‘ i Bands, Insertings, Appliques, ets, ote, at half and, in many cases, at 500 Ladtes’ Belts, all sorts and colors, silk, leather and linen; to loss than half regular price morrow just half the regular price 12 FOR LADIES 20¢ BLACK COTTON HOSE. Full seamless. Fast black. Elastic leg. \ 1 weight. Worth every penny of ou gular price, 20c a patr. More than three thousand pieces of Glassware and Crockery go on sale sorrow morning at money, We timst have the room, First come, first served Dr. Price’s Baking Powder, 2he size Oe¢ | Large size Musterd Sardin Se : 10 pounds Granulated Sugar Good Canned Balmon, lic ais ° G4 | mest lowa Cesamery Butter, } He tern Hama, 18 ee | Milk ide At 83 than iv Ww y olsewt