The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1907, Page 4

1 THE SEATTLE, STAR—THURSDAY APaiL 26, 1007. BIRDSEYE VIEW OF CITY OF MEXICO, LATEST AY (Sertpps Telegraph Service,) WASHINGTON, April SA delegation of Quinaul( Indians from the state of Washington visited In- dian Commissioner Leupp yester day, and made protest against the Inclusion of a portion of their ree ervation in the Quinault forest re serve. They were assured that if their land was appropriated, they would be paid for it WISCONSIN | E .LOWSHIPS TO WASHINGTON ALUMNI Edward McMahon, bachelor in philosophy, who graduated from the University of Washington tn 1895 haa been made Fellow in American history et the University of Wiscon sin, Hie sister, Theresa 5. Me bib stsese | Mahon, also a graduate of the Unt versity of Washington, was at the) NATIONAL PALACE, CITY OF MEXICO, WHERE OFFICES OF PRESIDENT DIAZ AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ARE LOCATED. same time made Fellow in Socl} ology. Edward McMahon has for) eeveral years been at the head of| the history department of the Se | attle high school IRISH DRAMA GIVEN BY ACADEMY STUDENTS Students of the Academy of Holy | Names iast night gave the patriotic Irish drama “Robert Emmet” before a ed house. Leo Hartlaub as Bmmet and Miss Lacy Sher idan as Emmet's wife were excel lent. All of the members of the/ east were good and the singing of | Miss Kennedy was bd feature. } alumni living in Seattle banquet Saturday night at the University club tn commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Bera Cornell. H. W Treat will toast master | Battleships, a cruiser and three | other war vessels as junk. Realized! for the battleship Sans Parie! was) $183,000. Tt will cost $50,000 to! a her up. She originally cost) Grand tonight in “The Magic Mel the Lyric theater. A double vith, § ont ani ody Criticlems ecleeowhere have "Venous" and “The Haymake Ss “SPORT OEVICE. ranked beth atar and play ae one| will be put on GirefieGire Tom Murphy, 12, was fined $2.90 of the dramatic tteate of the ee closes Saturday sight for conducting @ gambling game for pang Bodog Reng moe rigors he boys at fairs ip England le . se one penny for each throw ef @ ball at wooden blocks. If the A Dewbie mrt. \—— Next week will be the last of the Zinn Musteal Comedy company at Seattle Walker Whiteside. Walker Whiteside comes to the | Unusual At the Lote. “0g The Adventures of Lady Ureula” Murrey & Mack. will be the bill at the popular Lote Bumbers left up after the blocks Murray & Mack in “Around the theater until Sunday, when “Jim, Were knocked about totaled 11, the Town” ot the Seattle theater. fur the Pepman” will begin & week's thrower received three pence. nia two solid goure of entertala engsgement pede wane sess! tment. Next week, “Hello Bill,” « —— ‘When in doubt by tide jands, « - Star Vaudevitte. they are trumps. R Cooper Kiein, the shoemaker, ZiT James A ton oft Willis, 473 Colman Bidg 2°? treet oe ‘ amen ~—e a | Star week, Powell, oe a Hiusioniet, is one of the bead: ners. Ne 9 LITTLE | TERS e€W raham’s | <<: : Leadon, Dear Ed A cable from London saya that one of the Rothsehtide recently pre | \ernted fo you « bee of cigars valued at $2.50 apiece, If you and the Spring SPECIAL SALE OF cian ‘wea fon nee Suits | Children’s... |S. | “Stn $16 to $35 values Special $14.95 OARH OR CREDIT. Pacific Outfitting Co. LET DEMOCRATS ‘Slightly Soiled convene First | Dresses WASHINGTON, April 25.—Ow ing to the rémarkabie situation | which has developed, the frienda of President Roosevelt are plaoaing to break a precedent of 40 yeare ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF OFF eat Fatal omen ont 422 Pike other party has named its can- didate and framed ite platform The need for the couree hes taen || We @lve you CREDIT Lot No. 1l---One-Half Off dye Be sc tape ames = 4 cusenees nae Tn this lot is a large oumber of dreas Il sizes and prices. They are ali y soiled in handling, but they are linen and piques, and are exceptional value at this price Pianos Lot No. 2---One-Third Off In lot No. 2 there i ots anatetalind: With ta The House of Quality hae them, and you do not Rave to look = . _ x et oniy one kind, then wonder if that te what rou want We sizes, styles and price als are the same, but have several differeet makes, and you will find just what you there are some exceptio 4 in the embroiderec ‘wane P } | a que ene & r iu [ iT’ ’ ’ ™ - “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.” g of the season To 7 Sherman, Clay & Co. Special Sale of edie Seas Children’s Wash Skirts 69c ovr mineral weters, sodas, gin- A a number of i rt is ot aK . wer ele, cider ABSOLUTELY rune in BYRARY RESPROT. root beer, ete : , are guaranteed to be the most d va ire I because ” heaithtu beverages offered to the public. Only purified water ie used in thelr manufacture, and the utmost care te bottling ned tn ractri BOTTLING COMPANY Phone oat @ PrveRTr soUND J. S. Graham 714-716 Second Av. POPULOUS PLACE TO SUFFER EARTHQUAKE The machinery of the democratic) Washington Block, 7066 Firet av, | party ie atill coutrotied by the Bel- been whispered among the “know beat the old “bloody pri # |menta Parkers and Hille of New !n6 ones” in the New York clube date Reagan. It a ‘ bankers’ clubs berson popular, ork, In Minole they have Jobo) wither would auit the New York younger slemeut ot the cam | ’ Hopkins and Roger Bullivan of opposition perfectly Fatrbar | the Chicago gas trust, and that Wal! st. connectio notort Py : roaring comedy which has been of the “reactionaries,” who are) war AS JUNKS. THE THEATERS wen here before, will be at at scheming to control the nomina| Great Britain has just sold two traction tions of both parties. Offering state is typical. They hope to du-| a search among th neer ¢ And it ts safe to a | plieate their feat of 1004 by nom! craty of note has deve 4 Or berno: a ‘ another candidate like Par son ae @ possibility He b at the traces when cd ould making the name “Demo gquch of @ record one way or an ing forward the tauna and for ultra-conservative.| other, But he seems to have been Theo Kooneveit bel Fairbanks on the republican sounded, or investigated, and it has Th publican party ticket; Chas, B. Culberson, of teen decided that in a pinch he feel here will be & distines | Texas, on the democratic ticket. “witli do.” vantage to be gained by walling | ThAt ie a slate which aiready has| enator Culberson made bis cam- and seeing what the enemy br ° palan for the senate on the Issue: At least it will give the on, Wear Brooke’ Hate, 1831 Becond the war is over. a good issue, It one chance insted of two te avenue. oe was popular even in Texas, and out their game ‘any Pattern. 2 1 The Store that Serves You Best— Garvey-Buchanan Co, ‘ a 1 oe J 1 : 4 ‘ ' 1 ! HALF PRICE TOMORROW ‘The Biggest April Selling In Our History Has |} Made Heaps of Attractive Remnants Be here in good time tomorrow morning. The choicest patterns and longest lengths | will, of course, go to those who get first choice, There is every advantage in early om |] lection REMNANTS or SILKS, HALF. PRICE. REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODE, Plain Taffetas, Newest Plaids, Stripes, { HALF-PRICE. | . , Remnants of the season's most popu. — Cheeks, ete.; lengths from 1 to 7 yarda. lar fabrice, including the Just the thing for waists, flounces, ete ety ever offered at a remnant sale; Values from 75e to #1.98 yard. Tomor- | lengths from 2 to 7 yards Choose for || row at exactly half-price a ry Poon Toes ee 3 op 08, actly half-price. | HALF.-PRICE. REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS, | HALF-PRICE. 4 Sateens, Percalines, Spun Glass Cam- White and Fancy Wash nae brice, Canvas, ete.; values from 6 to 12440 Cotton Suitings at only, 400 the yard. Tomorrow at exactly half- | ~ Pleated Batstes at oly, yan at price. , Ete, Ete. : | REMNANTS OF ort REMNANTS OF DRAPERIES TO- ene: | MORROW AT HALF-PRIOE. Values Bo to if, | Tomorrow at Halt) Crotons, Art Tickings, Art Denima, Art Sateens, Scrima, Velours, Tapestries, } ete, ete, Housekeepers planning re- | furnishing and brightening up of the ASKS AND CRASHES) = bome draperies will find this remnant Tomorrow st Malf-/ group full of economic interest. Save | wanes Men Price. | a clear half on every selection. } Prive. Price. j Madras, Swisses, Fish Nets, Silkolines, | i | REMNANTS OF DAM. } DINNER SETS TOMORROW IN THE ROOM-MAKING SALE. At Low Prices That Completely Overshadow All Previous Bargain Off -— The under-mentioned items should bring scores of eager buyers from A most generous response is sur to result from such rare bargain giving. REGULAR $8.00, $16.00 AND $12.00 —— $40.00 RICHLY DEOoR DECORATED CHINA AND ENG- GLISH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS | Bpecially priced tomorrow in the Room- Making Bale at only ....... $4.99 quality and design | endid makes as Complete service for twelve persons. Hennett, eto. piece included in this set of the genuine d shapes. All /@ © ware, If there is one of these se extra plece | main over after 6 tomorrow sight, We price. Only | think that Seattle housekeepers have lost that: g Sale js such @ bargain pow | eye for bargains, This is certainly an excepuar } al offering Strictly high grade in throughout; incladed are such Johbneon Ir Gridleys @ De Bight beaut! new decoration open stock may be selec in the Room Makin, sible Steins at Half-Price Tomorrow in the Room-Making Sale. i ; } | Odds and Ends in Yellow Ware, mat : Price Tomorrow. $1.50 Imported Steins at THe | The Yellow Mixing Bowls at .......++.0944 $2.00 Imported Steins at OMe | $1.00 Yellow Mixing Bowls at 2.50 Imported Steins at 81.25 | 10 yw Nappies at Imported Stelios at . $1.49 | 200 Yellow Nappies at Rte., Bto., Bte ; Bte., Bte., Bte nO, Closing Out Our Entire Stocks of China, Glassware, Crockery, Graniteware, Tinware, Garden Implements, Household Hardware, eto., at Discounts Ranging From 29 cm (0 (9 ce CENT CENT NO REDUCTIONS LESS THAN 25 PER CENT. | 4 3 4 Z 3 ; a a A 113 ~ 1S—Ul7 SECOND AVENUE.