The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1907, Page 10

AAU WOULD IMPEACH PRESIDENT THE THEATERS OF THE UNITED STATES (Sertpps Te wh Servies) CHICAGO, April 90. radi eals among the Chicago labor lead The ers are agitating the question of curing the presentation to the senate next winter of a petition the impeachment of President Roosevelt Bome of the leaders with social jetic tmelinations are at the head of this movement, Whether the petition will be filed w ate dependa upen fe given by the main when the committee cc preparation The labor cc as been working two we mies the otea tte amiitee pre charges, as idered BARONESS, IN STUNNING GOWN, ON STAND FOR MURDER | ANISIA LOUISE DU REL OVER MONEY NEW YORK, April 30--A Frenets woman, one who claims the title of baroness, is now being tried for murder im the court room in which Harry Thaw had his great ordeal Defiantly, like Thaw, she te fact the jury, but uniike Thaw she does not admit the killing. The vietim was Gustav Simon, wealthy Broad. way manufacturer of shirtwaiets There were no eye witnesses to the tragedy The baroness in a chic little dress designer whose past is a mystery She has been tn this yan try years. After working at one or ancther abe secured empio ‘ with Simon Twelve years ago n France she became a the death of Baron De Massey. There is @ story that he died of poison and that hie widow swore to find murderer in this country. If ro is any foundation for this it bas at least not been connected with the Sime is confronte a The state with lack of any motive bot a quarre! over wages, all of which ie very un Fomantic and oot exceedingly cou vincing. The woman, who earned wages and saved a ) money, is said to be & tire expense has a brace of ¢ good of PAROON: FOR JANUARY (Seripps Teleeraph Service.) WASHINGTON i VERNON WHO 18 ON TRIAL FOR MURDERING EMPLOYER IN A QUAR- president has dec , pardon or « t , William re lwnae ° ar Leay He was married and has « daugh ter GAMES FOR HIGH On Wednesday afternoon t attie High Schoc a cross bats w « Business College nine Park. On Belling? “ r ils y| ageregat t Salt Water ¢ Cure Inglesea is the tof a t y vestmer { 4 An t Bia . SPA OG LEAC BA A LH 1111 F oo See eoeeereseeeereseonee . s JOHN C, WALLING Good Planos . . : 8 VICTOR AND EDISON 3 TALKING MACHINGS . . Sheet Muste, Strings. Py © —s TAI Becond Ave., Beattie J . seen rane me ee =~ o- THE GBATTLE STAR—TURBDAY, AYVEIL 30, 1907. os et “A Gilded Fool.” Nathaniel ©. Goodwin brought «| large juicy lemon to Seattle 8 day and last wight handed it to al capacity comes in the form of the wonkent supporting -- y that has over acoompanied Goodwin on « | western tour, an a baste for this action, These oharges are “That the president sought and received, or caused to be received and used for campaign expenses for the promotion of his own cendidacy, $126,000 contribut- od by Harriman and othere repre| Mr. Goodwin bimesif ts just as venting the corporations; that he| 00d ae ever and one laughs fost violated pre y Dy expressing an} law hearty and sympathives just as opinion pr etal to the Moyer | deeply aa ef old, But when Mr. Haywood Pettibone case; that he ts| Goodwin bas been applauded and guilty of meddling fo state politics, | set aside and @ word of commenda that he exceeded his authortty| ton bas been spoken for Mr. Nell in seeking to defeat all politicians | O’Brien, the valet, there comes 6 opposed to him.” balt — search for further praise Another charge grows out of the | Worthy subjects in vain | part the cabinet officials took in| Mise Kdue Goodrich, Mr out ube oi Now| Win's leading woman, ts good we abernatorial campaign of Ie look upon but the effect of her ap pea oo tn apotled by her efforts (© properly portray the character ae her Giiden Fool” in which Mr. Good win has been seen in this city fn the past. The character of Chaun- eey Short, the ependthritt million. | }aire who finally “makes good,” ts peculiarly adapted to Mr. Goodwin and bis work is theroughly enjoy: able. Despite the weakness of the sup porting company last night's au dience seemed to enjoy the per formance and at the end of the second act the applause continued until Mr, Goodwin delivered « brief apes h Tonight “An American Citisen” will be the offering | At the Star, | ter ‘There are three singers and a musical director, and they sive — of “Il Trovatore,” “Faust,” * popular selections, such as “The Palme” end the “Last Hese of Sum) mer,” } There te a military playlet. “The General,” presented by the Meintyre Trie with good effect. Other turns on the new are the moving ictures and the Illustrated song ody; Conkey, « club ewinger, © & Wilson, in « Geo vers, who te & fret clase minstrel performer At the Lyric. With @ double bill, “Venus” and jaymakers,” the Zinn Must cal Comedy company closes @agement at the Lyric theat this week. The present df! promises to be ope of the best of the long ren. “Helo, Bi “Hello Hilt” at the Seattle thea ter is lively enough for the most exacting lover of liveliness. I te a faree pare and simple sad very | funny. At the Lote. “The Cowboy and the Lady, a | Premises to pack the Lote at every performance this week. The play ie by Clyde Pitch, and shows « New Yorker's idea of western life Receipts of bananas ‘yeeterday on Here is the Simon tragedy The} Western av. were beavy, Several baroness had been working tor | care of oranges were also recetved 8 mo, Dut had been diemiseed. Bhe| The strawberries were of a better to the office om November 18 | quality and sold briskly. Hay and PARONESS DE }@ S8RY, came to court the firet day tn brand new stunning dress designed by herself for the cecasion. She/ turned to the reporters and declared | that she had noticed many toaceus | acies ip the description of the lothes worn by women in the Thaw trial, and she took care to describe to them her costume in detail act year and demanded §90,| grain sells firm wita slightly to which she sald wae still due ber, | creasing prices. A an Simon told her) There a heavy demand for gumeat return im twe hours. A ¥ fq- | tresh fish thie month. after thie shots were bh i] home grown lettuce and other « offtes, where he had | vegetabies are arriving on the mar alone. Me was found lying In | ket at better prices than demand ow ood. Mie quarrel with the | ed for .ae imported. igner was acne thee * found her not far from the Vemetabine. ye head no pletol with her sme@e, Takime Sunenhe, oe tom 0 ee weapon which killed | sweet petaives, » mom po y abe ‘Winnings! nd in the hallway of | Sinisa ret Ducen be cieurens? carrots, hom hot from the shots. ” 14, tomatune, oe audience. The lemon | _ Washington oreamery e offering last night was “A, * Grand opera for 20 conte te the chestnuts sai vaudeville bargain at the Btar thea- | (ranee He ot and other operas, with uae Fir wstcal act, and Complaint, \ om 0; | per | bus. jenat | epee ie hone "ae om, Monatule per eranter | Flew Me eer bat e.ogh.68, cranberries, per Yom, € ge. Kane. a ott noh seme o* i sf brcgen ranch, fan, Better and Creeee. batter, per th Moy reamery, $48) reneh butter, |b, Avsirelian buatter, lb. te. cheese, twine, per ib, ihe; Wissenaln Young Amertoa, Himbureer per Ib | Mie: new orsam brick ehesss, Ib, igi; | bieok Hwies, Ib, 19@2e, ‘Tillamock, tee Poultry. Live here Th, Me; brotiens, per Ib ter "sortngs, (e@tbe: live urkeve, per Ib ingitee, dressed, it, Gio) live ducks, Ib, fier, par Ib, ihe, cows, per Ih, Theme: veo), par th, bike, mutton Ib UG ily lamb, per tp, Greewot how per Th, ie Hay and Weedetutte, Kastern Washington timothy. per ton. #7 ifs, ton, midaiings, fon, 19 hori, Portland coment jens fe for returned bel #27) tye Ben Jum hel, 91.68) Cie brtew. eM re ae wmamie, var Th. mag ceosnoes per one, Be Hpanien cheti peanuts, eo PROUT FLIRG all grades at A. L. Hall's av iit in COFFEE Good grocers Schilling’s Best; imakes good-will like for it and yhelan & Searies. in German a hot trouble; in case of the money is ready. Tour grocer returee your mener if you don't Ike it, we pey him. 160 LAKE WASHINGTON WATERFRONT. ONE AGRE 70x500 Feet 1,000 $400 CASH Balance One and Two Years. LOCATION — Al Lake Park near Orin O. Denny's coun try home, On northenst aide of lake Washington Fine = transportetion % minutes from Madison Pettit & Son, Inc., 314 COLMAN BLOCK. $350 Cash Bal room takes four dot monthly bourse and corner pointed to her and said vd ae i , herseretion. Yes, yes, abe’a the one that sbot a: coer, oom f caere, wate 60x100, coment walk end me 3 “yarenioa b-~y Bae ye - graded streets; house not The defense will an allbt | howe Gt savaregun quite floisbed. Price $1,100 for the baroness. It will suggnet | ge Stage, | peveern, per i Pe adly enemy of Simon | fuk “cocumbers to « WEST SIDE REALTY CO, hot m, and that Pratte. or the 8 t see him and thought Oranges, taney, OMG, chotes MARVARD REALTY CO “ " Sananes, bunch * > a: 9081 woman vines, pet crate: gt tien § Phones: ? . a=' WATCH HERE FOR ARISTO $2.25 Disston or Bishop No. 18) 4 MENTS. saw, $1.76 at Spinninnge. All At-| sadiideaiaih on te todas pooeaen _ — kins’, Stmond’s Gilt Edge, ote, $2.26 ND “JOHN corr, saws inc ry oe) 7 HE GRA Planeger eciciieillia All This Week | NAT C. GOODWIN mn | And Hie New York Company, f Jing Edna Goodrich, in Repertoire Tonight—“AN AMERICAN CITIZEN” THE MAN WITH THE SAV- Prices S00 to 02.00 ING HABIT POSSEGSES AN || Neat Attraction—Heymene Hitebeook ASSET OF INCALOULABLE ~ WORTH THAT WILL CARRY ATT E THEA TER HIM SAFELY THROUGH | SE. “4 “re Russell @ Drew, Me Phones 4? . Mat. Thurs. end Sat. Tonight, All Week, LET US HELP You j “WhLLO MILL || A comedy that te funny, by funmakers Next week— The “Meet Ger- ' don be Prices soc; Mate, 26 We Pay 4°/o Interest on Savings Accounts Phones 6 won Hrauches, Rallerd, Renton, Georgetowa. James D. Hoge, President Next Week—Lewte @ Lake Muslos pInnCTORS M ward 1 ' bb Db. Hoge Solner Union Savings & STAR ° _ ‘Trust Co. c A Cherey Sentile, Wash : Banking OPRERATIO SHLNOTE and Operm Co, Trio, wae. A DAsHMA SPOKANE a Conte r LOIs THEATER | 4 Peoples Whelan & & Clever Comher, OMORKOW, ADMISSION TAKH YHSLER CAR and 10 | LYRIC THEATER ow, Mare 4 All Week, ast Week) HAY MAKERS” e BIL Ay Co, in $10,000 Beauty pnes: Sunwet, Main 1804; Ind. 4994. Mar. Pantages announces T whoy and the Lady.” Mate ally & Fri. Doors ¢ Mate. 7 Pert Mate Kart & Wilson, “ SRATTLO 10 Cente. GLASSWARE | Price - $5,000 Worth at ‘Just Half The Sitied keepers’ chance to save half their dollars, We are going to close out thig | line of goods entirely for lack of space to display them to advantage Cost outs no figure et all during this sale. We want the room they occupy and need the money that is tied up in them. Take advanta of our necessities, Buy months ahead for your wants, You won ‘thave the chance again for years to come buy desirable staple goods like these at much less than the actual cost to man them 10¢ Goods .. 20¢ Goods . 800 Goods , 40c Goods .. Grocery ry Dept. | we six me to Hl | |. | seeees B@ | 600 Goods 10¢@ | 60c Goods ....+. 15¢@ | The Goods .. 160 seeeee oe -2O™ | $1.00 Goods cc cccccees cece Get the habit of buying your groceries here. | save many a dollar during the month First Class Prunes, lb. ... 1 '*O J.B. Coffee, ID... secoctsisanne Pyles’ Pearline, pkg Toilet Soap, doz Best *Rice, tb. | Eastern Ham, Ib Granulated Sugar, 10 Ibs. for....... Creamery Butter, Ib Good Lard, Ib. Brick Codfish, tb Fresh Ranch Eggs, doz. .. 12% Laces at t 24c | 2,000 yards handsome Laces, in white, cream, ivory, ecru and butter color, from two] inches to five inches wide; « big variety to choose from; regular prices Tc, Be, We, 12% ’ and lSe a yard. For this sale, choice of the entire lot, 2\4¢ yard “126 Hose Supporters 6¢ 6c 50 dos, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Hose Supporters, in black only; good quality elastic, with the patent rubber button fastener; regular prices 80, 10e, 12%4« and Ie pair. All this week the price will be 6¢ pair. co ey i | 756 Corsets at 25¢ | Nothing the matter with these Corsets, except the sizes, We have only sizes 18 and 19 left, aud that is the only reason we are almost giving them away. e have both black and drab, and if you wear either of these sizes you can save two-thirds of ree money. This sale will last as long as the goods hold out. § Moussellne de Sole pole 69¢ | 50 pieces Mousseline de Soie and Chiffons in all the colors of the rainbow, perfert goods, full width; anywhere else you would pay 89¢ and $1.00 a yard. For the balance of this week you can buy them here at @D¢ a yard. 206 Hosiery 12%c 100 doz. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, full seamless, long and elastic leg; a most em cellent value at our regular price of 20e a pair. For all this week the price will be oaly 123% a pair ' 50c Work Shirts 39c | 60 dos. Men’s Work Shirts, made of good materials and made in the best posible et eu sold everywhere at 50c. From now until Saturday 20 and 25c Half Hose 12%c | 150 Men's Half Hose, full seamless, light, medium and heavy weight in black, natural, gray, and a big variety of fancy designs; regular prices 20c and 2c. For days, special at 1B%e. \Z. A. Mafrige & Co. “The Fair’’ Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Streets j | Pretec! Pete Be | When the Flowers Bloom tn the | Spring Ti We Ban Antonia Ihe Loulee Waltzes Be QUALITY AND PRICe T 1 Ge Ihe GUARANTRED, omebody's Waiting Ihe In the Valley of Yea y .. ie ‘dies Dee . 0 8 | The Town at the End of tne in fect Rol 1 = S-feot Rell 61.40 Me Down at the Cerner Ife 8-foot Roti ou « ie 4-foot Rell e207 My Mar ihe Roll sare | oo ~~ re | oe pe on't You Come Over to Philly, | wins Ike smant bee tere for Keen Cut- | weet Potatoes Rag ie | a Te ens 2 | My Mata of Mandalay Be petwty wlied. ys | Cheer Up, Mary . fe | tay Malt ee PATENT EXCELLENT peoduced every day of the year of Sreneth asa poodnam NOVELTY MILL CO: SEATTLE, Uo A Loggers’ Supply Co. Beth Phones 029 815-817 Colman Deck. Wholesale and Retall Deal ere in Hardware | Cline’s Plano House 1205 SHOOND AVR. § , eo AND Gu g |TAILORED bathe ae PANTS TO ORDER gc u ° n ' . Exclusive High Grade & odinn a aiding : CLOTHING FOR MEN