The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1907, Page 12

ont TTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1007. 12 jand it le now certain that Dell will | | be bound over to the supertor court | for trial on the charge of murder In the firat degree rien le an, @ rancher hear charaing him with STATUE or MAJ GEN M'CLEL. | tne oratory. The president was belo ne to LAN 18 GIVEN TO THE PUB | escorted from the White House by which Lo ja equad of cavalry on. Before LIC AT WASHINGTON-—PRESI Gen. H. O. Dwight the pair » Reattle DENT SPEAKS, ithe Army of the P - whose efforts the fun (Sertpps Telegraph Service.) and ppropriation ined \ YWOOD TRIAL WASHINGTON, May %.--With | cong for the erection of the HA hundreds of warsearred veterans | statue, conducted the unvelling. and diplomatic military representa:| Dr. George McClellan, of bile WILL BE LONG tives of foreign nations as guests | delphia, a nephew of Gen. McClel of honor, the government thie aft: | laa pulled aside the flags as the —_—- ernoon unveiled the maguificont | Fourth battery of artillery fired « (Beripps Telegraph Service.) equestrian statue of Maj. Gen, Me: | salute, and the band played the ™ n, the great army organiser | “Star Spanglea Benner.” NOISE, idaho, May 2.—The men ep civil war The unveiling was preceded by | connected with the case say {t will ut Roosevelt delivered) a pare of troops. Mayor Mx tak t least one month to e sddtews, and Gone, | Clellan, of Now York, the general's | “*° spugheta oo hrwatllnesy om cf atagage gl l jury to try Maywood and that the jury when secured will have to the principa Sickles and Howard contributes spend two to twelve months from harged with the murder of Mier BAD BLOW TO addie Roper, in which Dell stated | thelr home that if he ever got his Job There will be no further pust- DEI j < DEFENSE again as night watchman he wou ponement, It te admitted that the ruin Miss Roper, and that a & trial will be a matter of months, ot and a little coal oll would o »| least four The evidence bas cost . ce.) a whole lot of things, He also 4 | $126,000. . pordinnye ie nsec . On the that he understood Mins Roper car | - BELLINGHAM, May 2 . ried @ large amount of money with | t 1 Longshoreman Dies. ©. Olsen, & longehoreman, who has witness stand at Blaine yesterday, por lpesn working at Port Blakeley, dled N. & Douglass, a lighthouse tender: The testimony came ae & bomD ot the Providence howpital iset night testified that eleven months ago he to the defense, which up to that! at the age of 25 years, He had been had a conversation with Doan Deil, time had apparently little to fear, | 1)! but « short time Men’s Shoe Sale Continued The bare mention of its continuance is quite enoungh—the men who were here Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday are doing the rest Such values were bound to create heaps of word-of-mouth advertising, In thte lot yo i! Sed th totinwlag binds ond styica: | LOP HO. 3 In this lot you wit! @ wi LOT NO. 1 ~ 2 famous wD. SOMNAON 8) brand y ae = € 2h ban | i oar = Cal & i) j oe are strictly up-to | i *° te complete A PAIR predomiente, | Instead of e tee of these at $1.96 @ $2.50 and $s Thousands of Men Will Wear $1and $1.25 mores ok rome Clover Leaf” Shirts at 63¢ sapere Just received from the greatest shirt factories in Troy, N. ¥., 250 dozen men’s shirts, including ‘Clo ver Leaf’’ shirts of every desorip- tion, in light and dark effects of printed and woven Madras, with detached cuffs. Each shirt is warranted absolutely perfect quality The styles are the most popular worn at the present time, F In this immense sale there is not one shirt that you can buy ordi narily for less than $1.00, while most of them ere regular $1.25 shirts, It's one of those very rare shirt opportunities that no eco- nomical man should miss. Rend all the news: 185 Dozen Men's $1.25 Negligee Shirts ..... } Your 63¢ $5.40 to 8.00 W. L. Douw tne Bh ove. f ' $6.00 Dart & Pack a) ¢ 16.00 Upham Drow : Bhoee J $5.39 and 94.00 Rndioott-Johe ae VO 5 son Ax T A PAIR walking shoe Instead of stece at a e's pair S| ($8.60 to 96 ote vention 65 Dozen Men's $1.00 Shirts ..........-+-- , Or Two Shirts for $1.25 (First Avenue Store). Summer House and Camp Needs Are Also Reduced SE SAT 2c Ribbons, 1G¢. .... All-@iik Taffeta Ribbons, tn the favorite shades—brown, navy, red, pink, mauve, cream, white, black. Guaranteed wasb- able; 34-inch width. Ste Ribbons, 1f¢, including a ¢inch AJll-60k Taffeta Ribbon, tn the favorite shades, and all manner of fan cy ribbons, plaids, dots, stripes, e@te $6.90 Blue Flame Ol! Stoves Decisively reduced to First of all, put ie or Gas Plate. It reduces the temperature of your kitchen and keeps the cook cool and complacent. The “Gas Hot Plates” are reo markably handy, too. Tomorrow we offer « two burner, wickless Blue Flame OU Stover for 84. 39. S00 Ribbons, 25¢. Firet comes a Ginch Albtlk Taffeta Ribbon, in every com sbade of the season. Uaually 25¢ And miles of Striped Rib- bons, Plaid Ribbons and Flow ered Ribbons, worth up to 500 a yard O50 Ribbons, B3¢. Ginch Warp Print Ribbons, Dresden patterns, 4%-Inch mil linery stripes, “ewell” combina- tions, beavy quality; 4%-4tuch These $2.00 Gas Hot Plates De- rs, cleively reduced to .. $1.49 2 Burner Gas Hot Pilates; fow better made; as pictured, for only— Jacquard Ribbons, tn brown, $i. 49 red and other wanted colorings. ——$_______—__— _™~ | ROLLER SKATES $10.00 hia, $1.60 BPE A PAIR syed 87. 75. Gas Ovens, 81.23. We ute comet 108 pee ‘cai’ teats made in golden | Heavy Sheet iron Gas Ovens, Roller Skatee to sell at the ie; tee oa ce ™ to fit on one-burner stoves following reduced prices to nside measurements te x16; has inside shelf epectal mee ‘30¢ Originally O80 a ° $1.33 4He— Originally 780 Mo Gas Toasters, 19¢. Boys’, Girls’ and Misses’ | ., ° The 49¢@ ones hare Wire Cone Gas Toasters can oe eam lentner taal $1200 Re be used on gas, coal of) or heavy oak athe heels S frigerators, gasoline stoves Chiffon Drapes SHE, inetoad of $1.25, 89.95 260 Window Bereens, 19¢ These are beautiful Silk Chiffon Drapes with hem Hardwood Adjustable Wind a . i oe nite, a! ue, stitched Larger aise than above Gereens, regular 36¢; special maize and pink. They are apecity so MSE) oCCCCCS fees eee 1de worth $1.25, but our price ts #. fee $1.25 Screen Doors, ORE. ony ove pres the best valve $9.95 Fancy Screen Doors, 2x8x6-8 ether : fe Seattle in many 6 made of best dry lumber day Women's Sults, Gowns, Walsts, Corsets, Gloves,—FREDERICH & NELSON, Inc.—Store Ovens 6130. m, Closes 6190 pg “Under One Roof — Everything to Furnish the Home a" enchaameseenanmenats sanncmncecnucmccnmencnnn na tinea ™ - nnn, beast Prices We’ve Ever Quoted on Carpet Size Tapestry Brussels Rugs The stock of Tapestry Brussels Rugs in carpet sizes has sold down to something over one hundred. A steamship is in port unloading quantities of new ones for us, however, and we'd like t« place them on display day after tomorrow. Maybe there'll be dupli cates of patterns already in stoc k among the new arrivals, but that cuts no figure, because decisive merchandising is the rule here, and bright, clean stocks are demanded in the various sections at all times. So— Over One Hundred Carpet Size Tapestry Brussels Rugs Are to Be Closed Out Tomorrow at Bargain Prices These Rugs can be had in attractive Oriental and floral de- signs. An excellent opportunity to buy at a saving, and one that somes right in the midst of the S pring Floor Coverings season. 24 MANOR TAPESTRY RUGS, SIZE 8-8x11, TO BE CLOSED OUT AT, $ 8 85 vl FOR CHOICE ...ceccesescesee pg idukes 09.46 gbsoeewd PebENERO ais ber) 00 en ° a 40 PALISADE TAPESTRY RUGS, SIZE 9x12, TO BE CLOSED OUT AT, $10 70 BOR CHOICE, 20.0... cseccvcnere sooccnses SecceesdpewSOil ge nsec cenknee « 24 MONARCH TAPESTRY RUGS, SIZE 9x12, TO BE CLOSED OUT AT, $ 9 75 FOR CHOICE .......csencssecssce née Ghee ye ee seus bees vectee neseam . 33 PALISADE TAPESTRY RUGS, SIZE 8-3x10-6, TO BE CLOSED OUT $ 8 85 ; AT, FOR CHOICE......... Pine saeeves$ paodeed be cccdeue dees tdocnscns ° " ‘ scoinancsinaineininpcieainnneeee ie oishicvinhabaon ‘ 2 Home of | Agency for the Great ‘RFDERIC. i the Gurney Majestic (wronerann7ED) Motel aad Club Furwisherty } ! Range. - ; ator. } ee ‘ a t t ¢ ’ a : 1 J ’ ‘ € " Cy ' reaadia Sel | by 6 ft 18 in. STEWART’'S 415 Pike Street ‘ For Your Health's Sake Live at Arcadia ‘ 4 ti ARCADIA—Soil is deep, rich, sandy loam; works up loose and 7 never bakes. ARCADIA has no rock, no gra vel. j ARCADIA has abundance of pure water. . ARCADIA i« in the apple belt. be ARCADIA is the natural home of the big winter apple. The ‘ water right ts free forever. colved some AROADIA has no alkali, no heavy winds, no malaria, no rheuma- tremely pretty . ti Box Jackets In @ sr, vartety of fash fenable mixtures. out $10 Down and $10 ‘ a Month r SECURES FOR YOU A FIVE-AORE TRAOT. a For $350 an acre we n 1 il the land i t we «ee 7 0 50 an ac re not only sell you the land and water right, but we clear, plow, plant, irrigate, cultivate d care fo ; your orchard four years from the date the a pagar ol oar ak, PACIFIC OUTFITTING. and bring to a bearing orchard, and give 20 years’ time to pay 422 Pike St. for it, and pay all your taxes for four years. But you won't need 20 years’ time, for we think the third or fourth crop of o——_- ---~—~ pples will finish paying the whole purchase price Our Motto: Do not buy a dollar's worth of property until you have in estigated Arcadia. Quality and Price Call and See Us or Send for Our Illustrated Booklet. Guaranteed ¥ *. —— Specials tt $9.00 14° Rall Bearing Laws wt ée to ran ye an E ay. ~ corrumated § FISCAL AGENTS HEADQUARTERS FOR ~ 328-329 People's Bank Building Beattle, Wash KERN-CUTTER TOOL ~ Loggers Supply Co, <